Hi,
I live in Australia and it’s heading into winter. We’ve had a bit of wet weather where I live and I was cleaning out my cages and noticed one of my big chooks has had mucus blood in its poo and one of the little pullets. (they live in different enclosures). None of them appear to be sick...
I try and get my kids to smother them with love and affection as chicks so they’re used to the kids. I haven’t had one attack me yet but I’ve fronted my rooster up once and chased him, he ran away never did it again. You could also use a water pistol and squirt water at them OR I have used a fly...
They just sneezed. And eventually the white silkie developed some green discharge to which I immediately isolated the two silkies and started antibiotics. The other two pullets (Wyandotte’s) seem fine and healthy.
I bought 4 pullets (2 of which were the silkies) they were in quarantine together for a week and then we had rain for a few days then I noticed they were sneezing.
They’ve been in quarantine since arriving and they’ve gotten sick in quarantine. We did have a few days of wet weather and they did get their feathers wet, maybe they got a chill?
Sugar cane mulch for bedding. Their environment is grass, no dust.
I’m worried if it’s some sinister illness that it could spread to the others. They’re the newest chooks in the coop and a lot of articles that I’ve been reading say that illness can happen when bringing newbies into the flock and...
Hi everyone,
I am worried about 2 silkie pullets that I recently purchased. they some times sneeze and have gurgly noises. Otherwise they’re eating and foraging and pooping as per normal.
They’re a couple of months old and in with 6 other Wyandotte’s the same age. They are getting along well...