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I usually give them all a quick look over every morning and evening. Im the only one who lets them out and puts them away. Gonna check them tomorrow more thoroughly. Ty

How about in a rooster?

They are only 8 months old. Pretty sure its my roo. Ill check in the am i know which spot he is roosting in. They are all acting fine. Running around like normal, no pale combs or lethargic. I dont believe i habe ever wormed them.

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They eat an all flock, have oyster shells and egg shells available, i change their water daily.

Okay. Any reason their poop is yellow like that? It started a few weeks ago.

Are those pieces of worm? Tapeworm? What meds do i give? I have safe-guard

I think its time to consider culling him. He has gotten worse, hes been eating and drinking taking extra vitamins but his right side is just getting worse. He is very crooked, neck turned, other wing way up on his back. Hes been loosing balance and flopping on his side and he cant get up. Just...

They had medicated chick feed and then was switched to an all flock at about 4 months just cause buying 2 different feeds was not something i could swing. They do get sunflower seeds daily in their feed. And we ferment their feed most days. I have liquid vit b, ill grab some vit e tomorrow...

I dont see him limping at all. I will give him more poultry cell and i have some selenium with vit e i will also give tonight

He is 6 months old

I will have to post a video when im home from works today. He seems to have mites on his tail feathers. I dont see them anywhere else on him. No signs of injury on the wing, no cuts, bruising. No signs of injury on his whole body. They eat an all flock pellet with sunflower seed and or corn...

He drops it right down. Doesnt try to pull it away from me. I see no cuts, bruising or missing feathers.

Sooooo my bantam roo has multiple issues. But im mainly concerned about his blueing comb and hurt wing. Saturday i noticed he just looked sad an off, looked him over didnt see anything wrong. So I let them out to free range he ran right along with his litter mates. The following day he still...