Moulting ? this time of the year ? I have 7 hens (3 buff Orpingtons and 4 black laced Wyandottes) and all of them seem to be moulting. From their neck to their tail, they are covered on down, no real feathers. And one has a bald spot back there. We are in Southern Colorado and still having...
Comparing the 2 ingredient labels, they are very much the same. except for the Layena having manganese, Vitamin A, D3,& E, as well as microorganisms. Is that difference worth considering for the slight price difference ?
My bet is a raccoon or two. Maybe a bobcat, both species are capable of carrying a dead chicken over a fence, and I have had both get into my chicken pen. But the raccoon did the most damage. killed all 7 of my hens and carried off 6 of them. left tracks in the mud (last summer) so I know it...
Yep, you are right, we stopped washing it, and after talking to a wound specialist, we coated the wounds with "Bag Balm" to keep if from drying out & cracking. She walks around her isolation cage like all is well, but we are waiting until things heal more before getting her back to the flock.
Well our patient is doing well, like nothing happened. We clean the wounds daily with warm soapy water (no more hydrogen peroxide) and rinse really well with warm water. Pat her dry and then spay a chicken disinfectant. We have covered her back with one of those chicken aprons to help keep...
Well we cleaned her wounds today, warm soapy water, rinse thoroughly with warm water and things look pretty good. At least as good as you can tell with that purple s_ _ t on there. No hope with taking a picture. All you can see is purple. I have to try something else so I can see better whats...