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  1. JDChickChat

    Please help!

    Yes the symptoms are very strange, but giving her something to loosen up her digestive tract won’t hurt her and it will help if it’s an impacted crop problem.
  2. JDChickChat

    Please help!

    that’s good! I agree with the others that it may be a crop issue. Try giving a bit of coconut oil or castor oil to help move things along.❤️
  3. JDChickChat

    My rooster is depressed, please help

    So sorry❤️❤️
  4. JDChickChat

    Hen very sickly this morning

    That’s wonderful!! I would definitely try to get her to eat something. Fingers crossed!❤️❤️
  5. JDChickChat

    My rooster is depressed, please help

    I’m so so sorry I am so so sorry. You did all you could. ❤️❤️
  6. JDChickChat

    My rooster is depressed, please help

    Like I mentioned before- scrambled eggs and honey to stimulate him. Yogurt is also very good along with wet chicken food and/or cooked oats. You are doing all you can, now it’s just a matter of patience and prayer.❤️
  7. JDChickChat

    My rooster is depressed, please help

    Yup! I use all flock and provide a side of oyster shell for the girls.
  8. JDChickChat

    My rooster is depressed, please help

    Yep!! They LOVE em. Like tiny little velociraptor scavengers. ❤️
  9. JDChickChat

    Help! Sneezing and bubbles in eye

    You can give vetrx in warm water, directly into their beak, or you can rub some on top of their beak, on top of their head and underneath their wings so when they preen they are inhaling it. It’s like vicks vapo run for birds.
  10. JDChickChat

    My rooster is depressed, please help

    Rice is not too good, they have a hard time breaking it down. I would give him scrambled eggs, oats, some honey if you have it (always perks my birds up) and occasionally some tomatoes and other veggies.
  11. JDChickChat

    Hen very sickly this morning

    I’d give her some calcium and some castor or coconut oil to loosen up the crop contents and help with lubrication of reproductive system (you can add some oil around the vent area as well.) I had a similar issue and had to do the same. Ended up with a giant egg and a giant egg sized poo next to...
  12. JDChickChat

    Whole flock died !! Giving up chicken raising

    Agreed 100%. I don’t think there is a respiratory illness that kills in less than 24 hours. OP I am so sorry that this happened to you. I would be devastated if all my babies died. I would check the yard for any toxic plants, antifreeze leaks, moldy food etc., as that definitely sounds like the...
  13. JDChickChat

    Help

    Im so sorry. I know it’s painful. But you showed it love and that’s what it knew in its life. ❤️
  14. JDChickChat

    Rooster's eyes won't open-help please

    Oh wonderful!!! That’s a good sign!! Keep giving him that and maybe some sugar water or wet mash! I’m praying for you both!!!
  15. JDChickChat

    Help

    I know, sweetie. It’s the worst. Very painful. What is the condition of the baby now? If you try to move his legs very gently and they feel stiff, he or she is likely passed on. If the baby is still warm and soft, he or she is still alive. You can try to use a Qtip and dab it in some water...
  16. JDChickChat

    Rooster's eyes won't open-help please

    Continue to isolate him and try giving him some electrolytes in his water. If you have nutridrench add that to water and give it to him, maybe some raw egg yolk, or even just a bit of sugar in some water may perk him up. Just keep him isolated with that water and keep an eye on him- thoroughly...
  17. JDChickChat

    Help

    Sweetheart, listen to me. Even in the BEST of circumstances, baby chicks die. All the time. It is something that we chicken lovers have to suffer knowing when we start to raise or ‘brood’ baby chicks. The baby could have and was likely already too far gone when you found it. The mother likely...
  18. JDChickChat

    Egg bound hen with damaged vent

    Sending lots of healing love and vibes for you and the big girl, Dobie. Bravo, you are an AMAZING chicken mama!
  19. JDChickChat

    Severly Injured Hen - What would you do? (warning, contains very graphic pictures)

    My hen had a similar issue from a hawk attack. I cleaned the wound and wrapped the wing to her body for two or three weeks changing the bandages routinely. The bone healed and the skin grew over it, she’s a happy girl!
  20. JDChickChat

    Chicken starting to run into walls nonstop

    Fair enough. But you fought back and forth with multiple people on this thread who told you that you were being insensitive and providing inaccurate information. I apologize for being overly harsh.
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