Im having the same problem. my 3 older hens terrorize my younger chickens. im afraid to put them in a coop together. they all run free during the day and are fine. Do u think they will eventually get along? the younger group has a rooster so im hoping when he gets old enough he will stick up...
Im not sure how long it has been here. Inwas away on business for quite some time and wasnt told about this growth until inretirned this last week. What exactly do i do about mites ?
My 4 year rooster has a very soft golf ball size growth on his upper leg. It is obviously filled with blood supply. Vet put him on antibiotics, pain meds and anti imflammatory medication. Said she couldnt remove it because he was fat and may not come thru with anesthesia. Does this look at...
THE ODD THING ABOUT THESE AREAS ARE THEY NEVER CHANGE. ITS BEEN SEVERAL MONTHS AND THEY ARE EXACTLY LIKE THEY WERE WHEN I FIRST NOTICE THEM. NO MOLTING HAS TAKEN PLACE. I'LL ADD PROTIEN TO THEIR DIET.
These areas are about as big as a 50 cent piece. They are red and all feathers are gone. Have been this way 6 weeks. Have treated with diatomaceous earth, topical antibiotic, Prometheus, Vaseline. Nothing seems to help. Hen does not act sick in any way
I have an Orpington Rooster that has dark pink in between his toes, bottom of feet and partially up legs No scabs on bottom of feet. Does not favor when walking. Both feet. The bottom of feet appear inflamed. Is this bumble foot or something else.
one of the two hens died shortly,after posting yesterday and I ended up taking the other one to vet to get euthanized. She was going down hill,fast and was making sounds like she was feeling pain. I suppose I could send,the corpse to the vet school north of where I live but the expense may get...
I had 7 hens and 3 rooster.
Last month one of my roosters was acting differently then usual (sitting down in coop, wavering back and forth on his legs when I lifted him up...almost in a daze). I of course picked him up to inspect him....no injuries. He had been completely healthy the day...