I know it has been a long time, but I want to thank everyone who helped me in this very stressful situation. I know it seems dumb that I was freaking out so much, but these chickens mean a lot to me and I love them to death (but please don't think of me as the crazy chicken lady, although I kind...
I've just been running their bums under some warm water, then putting some paper towels down in a large basin. After I've cleaned the poo, I put them in the basin and take a blow dryer and, as they lay down, I carefully blow dry them off. It is working out really well and hopefully I will post a...
So tonight I got home and I had someone help me clean Arrow (that's the chick's name) 's butt. Now he (yes, it is a cockerel baby) is very clean and beautiful and not so unpleasant to look at. He probably feels like a million bucks right now even though his cleaning process was not very fun for...
Thank you for the luck, this is very stressful for me since I am a first-timer. I have some ACV, but some people say it needs to be "with the mother". What does that mean? Because I don't think I have ACV "with the mother"... I can always go get some though.
Oh no! The one that I put under the running water earlier has dry poop all around her vent. If you lift the fluff a bit, Yo can see a patch of skin around her vent, too. I put some olive oil around he butt since the poop technically isn't actually in the vent. When I came out, there was a bit of...
Oh my goodness thank you so much! I just feel bad when they get wet and I can't dry it completely. They peep so much and sometimes their feet get wet and sometimes their backs get wet, too! Does that affect them?
I have 6 cochin bantam chicks and 2 of them have pasty butt. I ran warm water over the first one's butt, then tried to get it off but I accidentally pulled off some of her fluff! So, I set her under the heat lamp to dry. Then, I tried the next one by dunking her butt in a basin of warm water...