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Lethargic Hen
Hi, yes she is drinking it luckily so I’m happy about that!- RubyRed1
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- Forum: Emergencies / Diseases / Injuries and Cures
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Lethargic Hen
My ex-battery hen has not been herself since Saturday. She had not been eating and would take herself in a corner and hunch up. I brought her in on Sunday. I managed to coax her to eat mashed pellets and started her (and the rest of the flock) on worming in case it’s that. Took her to the vets...- RubyRed1
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Bullying in a pair
Thanks for this! We have ended up getting another silkie and things have settled down! There’s still a very clear pecking order, but it’s just the usual ‘get out of my way’. So happy it’s settled😊- RubyRed1
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- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Bullying in a pair
It’s been around 6 weeks now of seeing each other through their separate runs every day and free ranging with each other for around 4 weeks.- RubyRed1
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- Forum: Managing Your Flock
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Bullying in a pair
Hello, I currently have two hens, a hybrid and a silkie. They have been separated whilst getting used to each other, but were seeing each other all day. They’ve been free ranging together really well when supervised. We got a bigger run, and so we’ve put them in together. There’s no bullying...- RubyRed1
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