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So I've given her the calcium pills which she's doing great with soaking her food the bumblefoot which I still haven't been able to pull the corn out, but I'm wreaking with the triple antibiotic too. As for her vent she's still puffy very red and expelling more each day but I'm still not sure if...

She took the whole pill no problem.. I had given her drops of extra vitamins last year with her bumblefoot she's actually good at taking treatments. Such a sweet girl she is. I have her in the house with me now cause it's been raining and here in jersey it got quite chilly. I'll keep her in...

Thank you so much

So this is on her.. I just soaked her on Epson salt to take care of her bumble foot and was able to really take a look at her behind... the stuff I cleaned off of her was kinda like wettish yet crumbly yolk like. But her tummy is irritated and swollen looking ... she seemed to really like being...

I have a chicken that is just about 2 years old. She was a good layer, lays throughout the winter and all. This past winter it seemed as though she started molting in late fall yet still laying consistantly.. 4-6 large white eggs weekly. Id say in the warm couple weeks of February she had...

It's crazy it's been almost 2 weeks now still no eggs, have searched everywhere in every little book and cranny of this property. If she is hiding eggs then there is something out there stealing the eggs(there is a possum or 2 we have been trying to capture and move to a refuge) she is still...

I knew about feeling the vent abdomen area to see if there is an egg I didn't know you tell tell she's actively laying.. how would that feel exactly??

Hmm ok. I'm going to continue searching for hidden eggs. It's just strange that she has been laying for about a year and a half never stops and barely slows down in the winter. The faverolles slowed down in the winter they are slowly taking back off and the bantams that completely stop in...

I have felt her belly and didn't feel anything. She did go broody last spring. She is my only chicken that never stops laying(besides when she went broody last spring). She was in the nesting box again today but when I returned home from work my husband had let them out to free range a bit and...

So I have a hen(her name is Isis) who's going on 2 years old, I got her with 3 gl sebright bantams & last spring we introduced 3 more to the flock so a total of 7. The sebright started laying again about a month ago. 1 oddly warm day and it's gotten quite cold off and on since and they are...

So I thought I got the core out but then I cleaned her and rewrapped her again last night and it's still really swollen in wondering if I just got the scab. The scab when it came off was thick so I thought I got everything with it but after seeing it last night and she was freaking out not...

I'm having a hell of a time getting the scab off. And unfortunately don't have any pictures. She is young and smaller. My faverolles are twice her size and only 5 and a half months old.. she's about a year an a half old.

So my brown leghorn has bumblefoot. I noticed her walking a little funny so I looked and it's got a scab looking spot on the bottom. We cleaned her foot & I've given her a soak in epsom salt. Sprayed her foot with the betadine and wrapped it with neopsorin, gauze and vet wrap. We did this 2 days...

I was almost there with taking the crate out of the coop and putting her in the garage but age was out Saturday for a while and when she had gone back to the run/coop I kept my eye on her. She went in the coop looked at the nesting box walked around in a couple circles in the coop but then left...

So here we are day 10 & she is still broody as ever... I tried to keto her in her little cage for a longer extended time but unfortunately when I came home from work yesteryear my husband had left her out because she was being so noisy. Back in she went by the end of the day. I'm really not...

Agreed, frustrating, but there's definately worse problems to have. So I'm thankful it's just a hormonal thing rather than a health problem.

Well the last few days have been exciting... lol not really. So she is def broody. I have the dog crate from when we had it set up in the house for the new chocks we had gotten in March so I turned it into her little broody chicken box. I placed it up on 4 cinder blocks so it's up off the...