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    Picture Of The Week (POW) Information & Submissions

    Our first snowday! Bantam Cochins
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    Blood

    Dosed 5 days. Seems to have resolved.
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    Blood

    I dosed their water with Corid today. Is there anything else it could be?
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    Blood

    Molting can cause blood in poo?
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    Blood

    Since june or july i think
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    Blood

    I have been seeing a small speck of blood in poo since i have had these chickens. Nothing severe. They are about 6 months old. This morning i see this--i dont see injuries but where do i even begin? Theyve been hanging out in their coop since its gotten colder the last two weeks. One hen started...
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    Wanting Cochin Bantam to go broody

    I do, but theres nothing physically obvious at this point. Comb isnt prominent. Just a pretty little bird.
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    Wanting Cochin Bantam to go broody

    So none of the eggs were fertile. Probably for the best. But this morning I walked out to the sound of my younger non-laying cochin "screaming." I watched it for a while.. ... pretty sure its a cockrel. :eek:
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    What predator would pile up dead chickens?

    Whether we want to call it fun or practice or whatever--animals will absolutely kill other animals with no intention of consuming them. Wild and domesticated. More common with domesticated though.
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    Chicken only laying yolk!

    I have one like this too. Following
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    How big is the biggest egg you've gotten!?

    4 - 74g eggs from our first year of lay BC Maran. Shes a good girl! No double yolks so far.
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    New chick with "dead" damaged toe. Need advice!

    We called her Toesy. (2 syllables ;)
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    New chick with "dead" damaged toe. Need advice!

    The buff orp pullet i picked out last year had a self amputated toe. She was a great chicken. She ended up with metastatic cancer and died though. I agree with the other posters. Chicken will be ok on its own.
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    Wanting Cochin Bantam to go broody

    Im in Ky. I do have a sapphire gem that likes to go broody, she is still keeping her breasts plucked. In a fit of curiosity I have placed the cochins egg in her nesting box. To answer the earlier question of why... i never knew how adorable cochins were :love. Im in love. The hen is so cuuuute...
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    Wanting Cochin Bantam to go broody

    How long should i give it??
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