I forgot to add: thank you so much for replying!! For some reason when I was typing my questions I thought I had previously been corresponding with you instead of Wyorp. 🤦♀️
Thank you BOTH for all of your help. I truly appreciate your time
Yes, I did give the calcium and she still has yet to lay an egg. I checked for a stuck egg but there’s nothing in there.
Any particular kind/brand of B Complex? I have to run to the pharmacy tomorrow anyway.
I’ve ordered the sling. Thank you!!
@Eggcessive I’m sorry if I’m bugging you but I wonder if there’s anything else you can think of that I haven’t tried.
She still isn’t mobile and I just don’t know what to do. She has started standing for short periods(first picture) and her appetite comes and goes. Her poop is both green and...
Update:
I've done 5 days of Rooster Booster Liquid b-12, A dose of Vet Rx and Safeguard AquaSol and have given her 3 epsom salt soaks (mostly to get the poop off her butt).
She's not laid any eggs since I've brought her into the house but I am not 100% sure she's even started laying for us...
I just started keeping birds in May of last year and this is the first time I’ve had one not feeling well.
1) What type of bird , age and weight (does the chicken seem or feel lighter or thinner than the others.)
She’s a midnight maran, 8 months old, 4.5lbs
2) What is the behavior, exactly...
Ok, that’s not bad then.
I was told she was a leghorn when I bought her. WTH is she then?! 😂 (I’m laughing because-of course I would be told something incorrect)
I found this weird scab/sore thing on one of my girls. It’s located where the comb connects with the beak. It’s grey in color, looks kind of like a callous or build up of cells.
I’m wondering a couple of things:
1. What is it?
2. Is it contagious (I have 4 other pullets)?
3. How do I treat it...
Hey all! I live in Minnesota where we can go from 105°F in the summer to -30°F in the winter.
I grew up on a farm that had chickens and other animals, but this is my first time raising chickens as an adult and being fully responsible for their care.
We currently have 5 hens/pullets that free...