Recent content by Cowboy1974

If they will eat the egg willingly then by all means give it a try. I have personally found with my wifes girl that cheese works for her

I hope your little one are doing better

Try using dawn soap and water to clean the coop. outside of that there was a post about 2 days ago that seemed to work real good cant remember who from right now but take a look it may help

The thin shells sounds like a lack of calcium. If needed add more oyster shell to their feed. You might also want to check for worms

Try giving her a little bit of banana it usually helps hard their droppings

I have done roughly 14-21 days but depends on hard bad the mites are

If the droppings are coming out as you say it sounds like a gut problem. You need to take her to a vet and get her checked out. The sooner that is done the better her chance for recovery. Good luck

A little more info would help as far as the runs go are they just watery or what?

Vaseline is in my exp. one of the best things to use it will take a while to git rid of the mites. Keep putting the vaseline on their legs till the scales recover as for dish soap you can use a soapy water solution to clean the coop and remember the roost

Welcome to the flock you either have a prodution red cockriel or possibly a RIR

The best I can tell from the photo is that it does appear to broken. If it is all you can do is tape the toe straight if she will let you. Be gentle doing so as not to hurt the little girl. Outside of that keep an eye on her and a lot of TLC never hurts

Goldie had the same problem. with alot of care and about 6 weeks of working with her she was walking on her own with a limp. Her leg never fully recovered but she was not in pain and lived a good and very loved life to the end. So stay positive and please keep me informed.

I am sorry to hear of your loss. Wish there was more I could say or do to help

Different people have their own opinions. I have had good success with probiotics even when I had chickens on meds. Hope the opinion helps you good luck

It can take a few days to see improvment.Just monitor your little one