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Just wanted to share these photos with you all. Lately two of my hens have been jumping on my lap to sunbathe. It’s hilarious. Not sure how they figured out how to do this. Taking advantage of those sunny winter days I guess!

So sorry for the late response. She’s fully recovered. Her wounds healed within 2 weeks. Feathers grew back in nicely. Feeling blessed. Thank you for everyone’s help!

the most recent photo is the one right before the picture of her in the saddle. The healing progression went backwards since she pecked at it. The first two photos are older.

Last Saturday night my hen was attacked by a husky. She’s been doing a lot better even though the wounds still look rough. I guess it’s been six days almost a week. I’ve been doing the basic protocol. Cleaning the wound everyday applying Neosporin and other spray antibiotics. Yesterday she was...

Long story short: A husky dog had gotten into my yard as a lady was walking it. Not sure how she lost control of the dog but the dog got ahold of two of my chickens. I was not home for the incident but I came shortly after. Feathers were everywhere. One set of feathers from my speckled Sussex...

On Monday my 6 m/o olive egger Gertrude got attacked by another one of my hens. I believe that the other hen ripped part of Gertrudes comb, maybe like a quarter inch from her head. It doesn’t look like the flesh was impacted much. But it’s hard to tell. Since the incident I have isolated her...

Two of my chickens had a altercation that led to one of them in a torn comb. The base of her comb is separated from her head like maybe 3/4s of an inch. The comb looks fine just part of it is not connected to her head anymore. I separated her obviously and stopped the bleeding. She’s sleeping...

A few days ago I noticed a protrusion in my chicken, Carmens chest. It looked like she had a large lump in her chest-almost like hanging breasts. I have always been concerned about her flopped over comb and wasn’t sure if that was a indication of something wrong. I looked up symptoms and came...