Hillaire
Chirping
Hello,
I have a guinea hen whose hornlet or horn or whatever you call it on the top of the head is split in half. The horn has a crack from top to bottom that shows on both sides.. It looks like it did bleed at some point but is now just a little dark along the crack (guessing dried blood). So here is my question, do I need to do anything to fix this for her she doesn't seem bothered by it at all. She's acting fine, still laying eggs and seems happy. Just making sure I give her her due diligence and making sure it's not a cull situation.
I have a guinea hen whose hornlet or horn or whatever you call it on the top of the head is split in half. The horn has a crack from top to bottom that shows on both sides.. It looks like it did bleed at some point but is now just a little dark along the crack (guessing dried blood). So here is my question, do I need to do anything to fix this for her she doesn't seem bothered by it at all. She's acting fine, still laying eggs and seems happy. Just making sure I give her her due diligence and making sure it's not a cull situation.
