I don't know how to post a pic, I looks a little better today. I think it might be a full crop, but is it possible that it would get that big and how come?
My son and I just noticed tonight that one of our austalopes has a large growth or bump on her chest. It feels hard and you can move it around. It is about the size of a softball maybe a little bigger. She seems fine and is running around with the pack. Should we be nervous?
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I have the same problem, they are about 10 weeks and I caught one hen running around pulling those little fuzzy feathers underneath everyone elses tails out. I had a bad experience with another flock that just kept plucking until nothing was left. I seperated her tonight and put her with some...
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You don't have to apologize, after seeing that photo I can understand why might have been upset with me. I assure you once again that is not the case here. I figured out the quote thing.
OH MY GOD NO! I am sorry I incited a riot for no reason then...no,no,no....that is gross! We love our animals here! I assumed there was only one term for all of this! I can see now why everyone was upset. You have to look to see the "trimmed" part of their beaks. If I can figure out how to...
I put mason sand in the run and it was great for a while but now when it rains it stinks until it dries out. We use hydrated lime and work it into the soil so when it dries out it doesn't smell so bad. I am very interested in this topic because I have tried everything else except the gravel...
OK maybe I got this wrong but please remember I am relatively new at this. After reading the new posts today on this topic, I have another question. My chicks beaks are not mutilated by any means. The tips are trimmed, is there really two types of debeaking or trimming or......i'm confused...
I left the "licking" chick in all day and the kids said she did fine no more licking or pecking or whatever it was. I installed a red light as well and they are resting peacefully.
As far as the "D" word I will never mention or breath or even think about that word or idea again. Thank you...
Thank-you for your support, the other little chicks are peaceful. I gave them some grass and little things to peck at and they seem content. My children begged me to let the isolated one back in with the rest, they don't want it alone. As of this morning it seemed to not be as aggressive, may...