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    Hens: one eye dilated and one not.

    I do believe there is one offender currently. And yes, I think it's a raccoon. After its first victim, we pad locked the coop every night. But I believe it still visited often because the hen we have inside now refused to go into the coop at night and I would have to manually put her in. On...
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    Hens: one eye dilated and one not.

    Well she is my last one left. I didn't think she would thrive outside all by herself in the rain so I made the decision to migrate her into an indoor chicken for most of the time. I will get that supplement today. Thank you. I would not have know otherwise. We made the decision to go ahead and...
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    Hens: one eye dilated and one not.

    Ok thank you! I have only had chickens for a short time and with all the recent tragedy with my flock, the one I have left is important to me to keep alive and healthy. She is thriving being an inside chicken for now. She is eating and drinking regularly and grooms like it's her job in life. She...
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    Hens: one eye dilated and one not.

    Sorry, I couldn't figure out how to post pictures in the box. It kept rejecting me when I tried. Brand new here. She is all that is left of my flock. But before there was never anything wrong with any of the other hens. I don't know if she was vaccinated. She is a rescue and was meant to be a...
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    Hens: one eye dilated and one not.

    I don't think it's that because she is not blind. That is the only disease Google came up with when I searched the symptoms. She has no other signs of illness or disability. So yeah, maybe it is a generalized injury.
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    Hens: one eye dilated and one not.

    https://imgur.com/a/t2b4J Why is this happening? I have not noticed this before but that does not mean she hasn't had it forever. Should I be concerned? She eats and drinks regularly and is currently inside (due to a critter we are trying to take care of). She is not a layer, but rather an...
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