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    Lame chicken not bumblefoot

    Thank you. I will do the aspirin doses.
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    Lame chicken not bumblefoot

    Hello. My 1 year old isa brown is limping. Her left leg is not holding her weight. The “toes” splay out and she walks like she has foot drop (a condition in humans with spine issues). I palpated the leg and foot to see if I could feel something unusual. She has no apparent injury to the leg and...
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    String in feces

    Thank you casportpony. Good information.
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    String in feces

    To those of you following this thread, where are likely sources of my hens getting worms? Their coop bedding is clean and dry. I use a poop board under the roost that is scraped daily. They have a very large run and enclosed yard outside in a partially wooded area. I allow them to free range for...
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    String in feces

    Yes. We had worms a while back. I will treat with safeguard tonight and in ten days.
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    String in feces

    Thank you. I have goat wormer and will treat them all.
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    String in feces

    Hello, my 20 month old Australorp hen has a pale string in her 2 most recent poops. I posted two pictures. She is otherwise eating, drinking and alert. The string is the consistency of a partially cooked thin spaghetti strand. Is this something she ate or is a worm of some sort?
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    Review by 'Carolrich' in article 'Chicken First Aid Kits - Handy and Essential Supplies, and How to Use Them'

    This article is very thorough and as far as I can tell, was well researched. The article should be printed and placed inside your kit. At the end of the article is a dedication to the author's hen that is heart breaking. I, too, had a hen in the beginning of my chicken keeping that I could have...
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    Hen humming on breath in and breath out

    Ruby update: She is back to normal! Thanks to you all for the support!
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    Hen humming on breath in and breath out

    This morning, Ruby's crop is flat and she continues to be asymptomatic except for the stridor. When she sits quietly on the roost, the stridor is often non-existent and/or less intense. She is eating and drinking and defecating normally. I observed her throat once again this morning. No hairs...
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    Hen humming on breath in and breath out

    I looked into her throat. I couldn't take a picture although I tried. I saw nothing that appeared to be an obstruction. We are going to bed now and will see how she is doing in rhe morning.
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