Vanessa B
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- Sep 3, 2015
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Hi all,
I'm just new to this site in the hope that someone may shed light on what's happening to my little Bantum 'Tiny' or if infact you have experienced a similar thing.
She is quite a noisy girl but every now and then she is particularily noisy and sounds like she is in pain. During this time she will run in her nesting box or the coup and back out again, she quietens down then starts this process again. She really is very noisy and I am worried that neighbours are going to start to complain.
I was worried about her being egg bound but I have taken her to the vet and she is healthy. She has stopped laying eggs though and I fear may be going broody again.
Is there anything you can do to help chickens lay eggs if they have stopped laying?
Any info / ideas would be appreciated.
Vanessa.
I'm just new to this site in the hope that someone may shed light on what's happening to my little Bantum 'Tiny' or if infact you have experienced a similar thing.
She is quite a noisy girl but every now and then she is particularily noisy and sounds like she is in pain. During this time she will run in her nesting box or the coup and back out again, she quietens down then starts this process again. She really is very noisy and I am worried that neighbours are going to start to complain.
I was worried about her being egg bound but I have taken her to the vet and she is healthy. She has stopped laying eggs though and I fear may be going broody again.
Is there anything you can do to help chickens lay eggs if they have stopped laying?
Any info / ideas would be appreciated.
Vanessa.
) So I'm guessing that she's about to go broody. She did, however, come back out of the coup off the nest and started making the same noises running around in and out of the coup. It's pretty strange! She just sounds like she is in pain. The vet checked her over this morning and said she is healthy. I've been given some vitamins for her. He said short of doing an x-ray he can't see anything is wrong. I'm puzzled.
