Thank you for the detailed response! We’re still going to keep her in the kennel for about a week, just over night and in the mornings so we can monitor her eating. She’s eating the wet food very well. She’s out free ranging with the other two chickens now. Updates to come, and thanks again!
Hi everyone! I know I'm about seven years late to this thread, but one of my chickies is having beak trouble. Got three chickens back in February 2019. It is now January 2020 and I've noticed this "molting" thing happening to her beak. I first noticed because she was pecking at mealworms i...
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.