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    Chipped Beak?! Why do I do?

    I do have a brick under his feeder (I have his feeder elevated). He’s definitely rubbed his beak on that before. Would this be fine? What if it doesn’t come off?
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    Chipped Beak?! Why do I do?

    Hi everyone! My little silkie rooster has a chipped beak (images attached). This must have occurred this morning, as his beak was normal/fine when I put him into the coop. I do not see any redness or dried up blood. I touched it to see if it was loose or could be removed/wiggled off, but it...
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    Best Tyosin Powder? Possible Respiratory Disease | Foamy Eyes and Sneezing

    Thank you! This is very helpful. I do not have a picture of his eyes. He definitely looks like he is doing well. I wanted to treat him just in case, but if that’s not recommended unless he evidently has a respiratory infection or more consistent symptoms, then I will just continue to monitor...
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    Best Tyosin Powder? Possible Respiratory Disease | Foamy Eyes and Sneezing

    Hi everyone, I’m making a post again about a possible issue with my Silkie rooster. Today I noticed tiny bubbles in the corner of his eye and have also heard him sneeze a few times. Otherwise, he’s acting completely normal—eating, drinking, active, no open-mouth breathing or gasping. I...
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    Is this fowl pox? What can I do for treatment?

    He is very docile and lets me pick him up whenever, so I might check him throughout the week to make sure he doesn’t have any scabs inside his mouth. I do have another rooster, but he hangs out with the other hens throughout the day. They all are inside the coop to sleep, but they do not fight...
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    Is this fowl pox? What can I do for treatment?

    He is a silkie rooster! As of now, he does not have scabs on his earlobes or wattles. The past three days, I have noticed these white scabs, but I was not sure since all the pictures online do not show silkies with fowl pox. Yes we have a lot of mosquitoes out right now, thats why I think it...
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    Is this fowl pox? What can I do for treatment?

    Hi everyone! Is this fowl pox on my rooster? I’ve noticed some little white bumps or scabs. I’m scared. He’s acting completely normal, eating and drinking. I added some poultry cell into their water, just to boost their immune system. I don’t want to touch the scabs, but what else can I do to...
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    Is this Scaly Leg Mites?

    Hi everyone! My rooster has a limp. He is acting completely normal otherwise (eating, drinking water, exploring, etc). I searched online and it says that sometimes a limo is caused by scaly leg mites. Now I’m paranoid and thinking my rooster probably has that? He could also have just sprained it...
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    What feed do you give your silkies?

    Great! thanks so much. I appreciate you both on helping me with this!
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    What feed do you give your silkies?

    Would it be fine for a rooster as well? I just don’t want to feed my rooster the wrong thing
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    What feed do you give your silkies?

    I’ve heard a lot about kalmbach, would you recommend that one?
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    What feed do you give your silkies?

    Hi everyone, I have a couple silkie hens and a silkie rooster. I want to give them the best feed for their bodies. Some are 1 years old and the others 2 years old. The hens are laying but I have a rooster in there with them so I want him to have the proper nutrition as well. I’ve heard purina...
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    Watery Poop in Hen, but she is acting completely normal?

    I see. Thank you! And no, they shouldn’t be. It’s about 50-60 degrees here still. She definitely drinks a good amount of water sometimes, but I’m not sure if that’s the reason. I always want to make sure my chickens are okay
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    Watery Poop in Hen, but she is acting completely normal?

    I see, really? I’ve heard so many things from ACV. I can stop to see if that makes a difference. They are on 17% protein crumble feed, I give them mealworms occasionally and some fruits and veggies. They also free range at times
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    Watery Poop in Hen, but she is acting completely normal?

    I dewormed my small flock with Safeguard Equine dewormer paste about two months ago after noticing what looked like possible tapeworms in their droppings. I decided to treat the whole flock just to be safe, and since then, I haven’t seen any worms at all. Everyone is acting completely normal...
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