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I have a male flemish giant who is an extremely lazy cleaner. he has mats under his chin and his butt area. I have some larger blades but they don't get close enough to the skin to effectively remove the mat. the blade must have a guard though. `these are the clippers I have now, so the blade...

Well here is what I noticed tonight, after evening chores I put her back in her hutch in the shed and she has snot again, but no snot all day while she was outside 🤷‍♀️ If you really think It would be wise do a culture test I will contact my veterinarian

I just checked her and her snot seemed to go away, should I still separate her just observe her for a bit longer

I did get another Flemish giant along with the doe but he is just fine

Yes we quarantined for a little more than a week. Yes I would say it’s pretty dusty, but not very much ammonia. Should I remove all of her hay??

Also when you say separate her, they are already in a separate cages, should I move her to a different barn?

Kinda clear snot like ours, breathing fine, no snot when I bought her that I noticed, poop is pretty solid maybe a little soft, I haven’t really noticed sneezing, no panting, she is an outdoor rabbit she lives in a shed and on nice days play outside in an exercise pen, yes I bought her from a...

Hello, I bought a new 5 month old Flemish giant doe around 2-3 weeks ago and this morning I noticed she had a snotty nose, I’ve never had a rabbit that has gotten sick or anything so please help me!! I gave all my rabbit including the snotty one some ProBios probiotic powder in their water...

If I got them vaccinated and made a new coop in a different spot on the yard would it be fine??

We have a small flock of chickens that has mareks disease, would it be to risky to get quails??? Can quails even get mareks?

Looks like a pullet to me😍😍

I live in southern Michigan near grand rapids and there was an avian flu case in Kalamazoo! I’m very woried for my flock. Is there anything I can do to help keep my girls healthy????

so my flock has been diagnosed with mareks disease so we do not want to risk other birds by getting more chickens. I read somewhere that ducks cannot get mareks and I was ecstatic. this is true right?some other questions.... do ducks need a nesting box? do they need water to swim in during the...

I must be new to this…. What do you do on this thread?😂😂

Would this work?

Did you just buy a bag of plain ol barley? Or is it special barley? I WANT to grow fodder and I have my mill just down the road. Love this article😍😍😍

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/i-need-help-immediately.1455386/post-24262480

I’m sure you’ll be fine 😌 it is more likely in a moist, gross area. Don’t worry I have done that to and I’m still alive🤣😋

You need to either invest or make some chicken saddles. Here’s what they look like

We have this problem with our flock. We did a necropsy and it showed up to be mareks 😭 I would highly recommend doing a necropsy so then you can figure out what to do next. best of luck! 🤞