They arent fighting. This one just grabs feathers. They're literally minding their own business, walking around and if they walk past her, she yanks the feathers out. Or if she passes by, there go some feathers. No fighting. No squabbles. I think she has a screw loose.
Thank you! I have a huge pile of pine needles, wasnt sure if that would work. Our leaves havent fallen yet, but when they do i plan on putting piles in for them to scratch through
I had her crated today in the run, just for a few hours. I was hoping she was a quick learner lol. She is not independent. Her little flock relies heavily on eachother
I did think about those, but they seem so inhumane. Ill try adding some more things and separting her for some time here and there and see if that changes anyhting. Otherwise ill have to make a decision. Its not fair to the rest of the flock. Thank you 😊
I thought of that, except she has exhibited this behavior from day one. It started as pecking and has developed into plucking. But they have perches, shallow bowls with water that I put frozen vegetables in, dust bath bin (as well as the dirt in the run) and they spend a lot of their time (by...
They get them in the evening. They have free food all day, but they mainly eat first thing in the morning and again in early evening. Then I take out snacks. Then some of them nibble on their feed right before they head to bed for the night
Kambalch high protein, they get a mix of fruits and veggies almost every day. I might miss a day here and there. Meal worms every morning. I sprinkle them around so they have to scratch for them. They have a dirt run, I turn it over once a week (it gets cleaned every day) but the dirt starts to...
I have a pullet that we call Pecky because since the day we got her, she pecks at everything. Should have taken her back. Her pecking has turned into feather plucking. She does it to all of the hens. They have a protein rich feed, fruits and veggies, plenty of space. I am going to try separating...
The video is in the gallery. We cut the end of the nail off. It is still in her. No way to remove it without surgery and we can't do that. But with the end removed, she is much more comfortable.