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Hi; How long have you been dealing with it? It is not too swollen but I think if you can soak the scab off with some warm water and epsom salts and see if you can get any pus out and get some medicine up into contact with the flesh it would heal faster. Good luck. Sassafras

I can't get one to stay put, never mind 3! Great job!

Got our first egg in about two months today. They get light from 6AM to 6PM, which I know isn't enough but I can do the chores after work with light,

Hmm, I have 3 EE's. Two don't really care for people and one is super friendly, BUT the super friendly one had someone beat her up once and she is paranoid of who is around her. I found that if I trim her cheek feathers down to where she can see things better she is much less freaked out.

Hi SoManyHats; The organic feed looks like it is a whole grain mix, almost like scratch. It does look tastier. Let us know how they like it in a few weeks or if they pick out the different grains.

I wished I'd known about bumblefoot. But the joys of my chickens outweighs the hassle.

Look up Sevin on wikipedia. You won't want to touch the container, never mind use it on an animal. Here is some of what is there. Carbaryl (1-naphthyl methylcarbamate) is a chemical in the carbamate family used chiefly as an insecticide. It is a white crystalline solid commonly sold under...

I went through something similar last year. It took days of soft food (bread soaked in olive oil, yogurt, scrambled eggs with some butter or oil) and massaging the crop to work it out. Don't panic.

my leftover veggie burger (cut into tiny pieces) and some corn on the cob.

I wouldn't chance it by feeding raw eggs!

I'm sorry for the loss of your buddy.

I feel your pain. I have a hen I need to remove from the nest box every night and put on the roost cause she can't stand the bickering period when everyone is getting settled.

Hockeygirl56, how is your hen doing? Did you try to make her some scrambled eggs or some oatmeal to perk up her appetite?

I am sure it was very hard for you to tell that story but you did it trying to help all us other folks and our chickens. It is amazing what animals of all types will try to eat. Thanks for warning us.

Sometimes molting takes a long time. She is probably lethargic because she is so malnourished. I had one who got very skinny like that and I needed to give her separate feedings of things like scrambled eggs pieces of bread, anything to stimulate her appetite. Eventually she snapped out of...

That poor chicken! I have never heard of fowlpox but I am sure gonna look it up now. Good luck.

I have a friend who used Vetrycin on a very badly injured hen (hawk attack) and she said it worked great. I have used it for bumblefoot ad it seems to work as good as Neosporin.

Great job TarMac!!

They still seem healthy and feisty which I am very happy about.

No, I didn't think to have it tested. Chickens still seem to be healthy.