I am new to having chickens but I thought I watched a YouTube video about being egg bound and getting white earlobes. Search and see if you find that video. He didn't give a bath he quarantine them and try to make a relax environment to help the chicken.
The pecking was not persistent and the Australorp was not distressed there are three chickens in total and the Australorp is the only one moulting. I let them free range most of the day but they are in a pen most mornings. It is approx 8x3
I have a Australorp that is moulting. I noticed the ISA BROWN pecking at her neck a little. The neck feathers are thin and I see the pin feathers but no blood. I have them on 18% protein feed that is sold for feather production. I feed them extra protein scraps too. Should I do something to...
I'm in the stetson hills area. My first year too. I have an Isa Brown, Australorp and olive egger. I did cover any open areas around doors. I am nervous for tonight but they seem fine from the cold the last 24 hours.
What breed are your chickens
I checked my humidity and it is 50% but it is snowing. The weather website says it it 91% humidity in my area. That seems good. In nice weather the humidity outside and in the coop have been very close
I check my ventilation with the same reader in the coop. I is usually close to the same humidity as outside or a little bit less humid than outside.
I agree that the comb does get dirty. I have no idea if Vaseline works but I thought I'd try it on the very coldest nights.
So you think it's ok...
I am a new chicken mom. Three hens small coop, it's a bunny hutch, but I double insulated it with styrofoam and some foil bubble wrap that this forum member recommended. I live in Colorado Springs. It is going to be 5 degrees tomorrow night. I have a temp reader in the coop. It consistently...
I grow them in a hydroponic garden. It only takes two weeks to have micro greens. I am also trying to plant and grow a few cabbages to full size indoors. We will see if garden indoors is successful