I got a question how many days do u give a chicken if she's sick and u try to take care of her is it 5 days
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I got a question how many days do u give a chicken if she's sick and u try to take care of her is it 5 days
yes and it got rid of themIs this the one with mites and lice? Did you go get the proper dust from the feed store?
Ok. So no vet. The only chicken vet in our area is out until Tuesday so it's me! I'm going to attach picture of poop I found in her pen. She doesn't seem to have any distress breathing and she sings for anyone who comes near. But she won't move. Ideas?
She hasn't laid an egg yet - but she's due anytime. I just got the first egg from the flock today
have you checked her closely for mites or lice? The symptoms you describe can be that. Also could be cocci or worms. The part about her being thin could be any of the three. Can you get a poop pic on a solid flat surface? Paper towels or newspaper?
Looks like dry fowl pox, but do check the inside of his mouth for yellow pus (wet pox). It's a virus, so there is no "treatment".Hello! I think Ive seen this before but I forgot the treatment and what it is. My Mille Fleur, (not even a year) has bumps all over her comb, face and waddle, it has a bit on blood near the top. Im quite worried that my handicapped chicken, chicks, mother and the other chicken could get it. Photos below.
Quote: What type of food/treats do you feed?
How old is she?
Any swelling of the abdomen?
As suggested earlier a photo of the droppings on paper towels, hard surface,etc. will be helpful.
There can be many reasons why she has lost the use of her legs - injury, vitamin/nutritional deficiency, diseases like Marek's and reproductive/laying disorders are just a few.
Sometimes it's hard to determine the cause, so I'm glad you are able to get to a vet later in the week.
In the meantime, try to keep her hydrated, add some poultry vitamins to her water. Offer some wet feed - chick starter would be good since she hasn't started laying yet, you can also give egg, tuna, mackerel or meat.
Keep us posted on her progress.
Hi @ElkyI need help :/ when I went out this morning my roos comb (usually red) had turned yellow. it was not like this the day. At night it has been getting around -5 degrees. But he is in a coup. Could it be frostbite? The pics I looked up where black not yellow..
Can you post some photos of the comb?