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Recent content by Pickleweed
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Help Identify Comb Issue, It's not fowl pox or frost bite.
That is a good rooster. We have to come at ours at night and hold him with a towel and then back out before he shakes. :) I still wouldn't trade him for any other, He is a great protector. I hope it works, I noticed we didn't see improvement for a few days but it seems to be doing the trick as...- Pickleweed
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Help Identify Comb Issue, It's not fowl pox or frost bite.
Update on Rooster comb and BluKote. It has really ben helping. My husband who holds him hurt his hand and so we haven't been able to apply it again and it looks like it is still healing. Thanks so much for the advice Heather. Liz I thought fungal on my Roo too. Your Roo's comb looks very dry...- Pickleweed
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Help Identify Comb Issue, It's not fowl pox or frost bite.
Loved reading the previous thread you posted. Still waiting for it to be delivered this weekend. Can't wait to see if it works. Thanks again for your help on this.- Pickleweed
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Help Identify Comb Issue, It's not fowl pox or frost bite.
Thanks so much for this response. I will be picking some up and trying it. I have seen some of the hens peck at it but figured it had another cause. I will keep you posted on what happens.- Pickleweed
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Help Identify Comb Issue, It's not fowl pox or frost bite.
Need some help as we don't have access to a Vet that sees chickens. Last year our rooster developed this lesion on his comb. We tried antibiotics and we also tried tea tree oil thinking maybe it was a fungus but it never went away. Over the winter is did get smaller, but this summer as soon...- Pickleweed
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Diagnose Yellow Poo
They get black oil sunflower seeds and sometimes Kale or pumpkin.- Pickleweed
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Diagnose Yellow Poo
No have not wormed them at all.- Pickleweed
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Diagnose Yellow Poo
Need some help diagnosing some poo. One of my chickens has been pooping this weird yellow stuff every night. These birds are about 20 weeks old. I know at least a couple of them are laying right now since we get about 2 eggs a day. Not sure if this one is or even if this poop is related to that...- Pickleweed
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