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ok. well her left eye can see perfectly fine so i hope she is ok. is there anyways i can help her vision with her right eye without surgery? like is there any vitamins or something that can help?

the ventilation is not the best but it still gets a good about of airflow and its never dusty. and no i have not smelled any ammonia. is there any way i can treat her if its a cataract?

My buff orpington hens right eye is turning grey. She looks like she can still see through it but am very worried she will go blind in that eye. Rn for the past couple months I’ve been feeding them scratch because that’s all I had for them sadly but i let them forage and give them cucumbers...

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ah ok tysm. she is not getting bulied and she never has a issue with the rooster. she is a very sweet boy when he is not trying to peck your feet and will always give them little treats and make nests for my hens. and even tho my hen is a little bow legged i think she is the top hen as her...

so do i just take her eggs then to stop the broodiness? she was normal as a chick but as time whent on she got mildly bow legged but she is doing better now and becomeing a little less bow legged now. yes the coop i have them in is very big. no i dont plan on extra roosters. yes am willing...

my hen is a yellow-gold buff Orpington that's more than half a year old. Recently she started to cluck differently. like the clucks you will hear from a hen looking for food for her chicks. or the sounds a hen will make after she gets off her nest to eat and drink and go back to her nest. She...

ok. btw the rooster is 2.5 years old. so any idea why he got aggressive all the sudden? and how i can make him more calm?

so it might not be frostbite then? if not would it be fowl pox? or something else?

thank you a lot! i will be sure to make sure the coop is ventilated and get that cord from Walmart.

well its his comb that has frost bite. he is a bantam rooster and his comb is bigger than his head. so i think its his small size and the comb being too big for his blood to warm it up completely that gave him frost bite.

so rn for a coop i have is a large dog cage with two layers of tarps on it covering all the walls and roof completely. plus the dog cage came with a tarp roof already (so the roof of the coop has three layers). but i found out my rooster got some frost bite and i dont want this to happen again...

well California is a very warm state. idk how cold it gets at night exactly but its not that cold.

well good news is that i cracked open a recent egg and saw the bulls eye thing so it was fertilized! but i dont know his age. i got him from my aunts friend so amma have to ask her. is there any way i can make him be less aggressive? i read that you should just ignore him or pick him up to calm...