My camera is broken but the discharge is more like powder. It is dried on her rear end.
Worming is a possibility. I don't know much about subject so I just figured Ivermectin and Frontline would cure her. Is valbazan the best wormer?
Any further guesses? Thanks, everybody, for any input...
Hello. I am in Clarksburg. I don't know about variants. I just went ahead and bought a few hens thinking it is better to beg forgiveness than ask permission (especially in THIS county). I've had them about 4 years now with no complaints. A few of the neighbors are amused by them, especially...
I have had a silkie bantam hen for 18 months. She came to me, unknowingly, with vent gleet. I treated with copper sulfate, and anti-fungals before I took her to the vet. Vet found mites and felt that was the problem. Ivermectin caused the gleet to briefly dry up. The symptoms came back a...
This is a great bunch of ideas! Everyone here is a top-notch poultry enthusiast. It took me quite a while before I realized that you need a reflective tarp or sunshade!
Thanks for all the suggestions. I plan to use them all. Today I did the bottles and ice cubes I've got a bunch of bananas to freeze for tomorrow. I'm going to look into fans and misting, too. TOMORROW .... 96 degrees.
I hear that the forecast for tomorrow is 100 plus degrees. Does anyone have any secrets for keeping your flock cool? Today I gave them a tray of ice cubes to play with. Do you have any ideas?
NANCY
I have had silkies and I feel like they are just adorable and friendly. I think I agree with you,drbreana, that they are a little more delicate than some other breeds. But worth it.
Hello to all and a special hello to Montgomery County chicken people. I live in Clarksburg, have a few hens, and am interested in buy/swap for a silkie hen. Anyone out there who wants to trade?