Give her some time, it’s gonna take some time before she agrees to eat, probably. There’s a chance she didn’t lay eggs because the worms sucked all of the nutrients out of her.
Other people will come with better, more specified advice, but for now, put honey in her water, if you have a multivitamin pill, crush it and put in her water ass well. If she doesn’t drink or eat at all, give it in a more concentrated form, using a syringe to her mouth.
I’m gonna have to check it when the sun starts going down. There aren’t botflies around here, as far as I know, but maybe insect eggs. What would be the course of action in that case? Remove them with tweezers? Disinfect with something?
Thank you very much. I don’t have any oral antibiotics, and it would be a bit difficult to get in my country. She doesn’t sneeze, doesn’t breath heavily, nothing comes out of her nose. She’s acting completely normal, other than scratching it.
I was watching them for an hour just now, and...
This is my 1 year old RIRxBCM. She has what seems to be an infection around her eye. So far I have treated it with dermacombine, not sure if that’s a good idea. She is very unfriendly, so to speak, and catching her when the sun is out, is very difficult. I would just like to make sure this...
If you really want me to do so, I can go on a “road trip” and take photos of them just chilling in peoples yards and on the outskirts of villages. There ARE chickens roaming around inside the cities, even.
Hello, I live not far away from the “origin of the breed” and people grow them. In their back yards. They don’t accour naturally. They are the local breed of the place, perfected over generations, to be fast growing birds. They don’t need a lot of feed and can survive easily without much care.
Today I moved the mushroom bucket outside, after finding out it was infested with insects, guess I’ll have to continue buying mushrooms. Also watered the gourds and scattered chicken poop around the trees.