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I would wait another day or two before worrying. Psyllium helps the digestive system to produce better poops so she might need a bit of time to re-adjust. Your chickens poops are great by the way ! Mine never look as good 🤣.

She looks so happy to be home ! It seems she needed to check around everywhere to make sure you hadn't messed anything while she was gone 😊. Hopefully, she will continue to get better !

It's like being in hospital for us except she doesn't know why and she doesn't understand what's going on. She doesn't look uncomfortable physically, though it's not long enough to really tell. It seems overall like a positive evolution! We use an old school magnet all the time. Unfortunately...

She looks good ! I don't know if she was glad to see you or that you brought the salad but it seems she enjoyed your visit 😊. And it sounds like the people at the practice are really trying to make both the animals and their owners as confortable as possible ! Yes, I think you are both lucky to...

It seems like she is in good hands. Could it possibly be something she swallowed ? Yes, being hospitalised isn't easy for chickens. Possibly the fact that she has already moved housing may help her to adapt more easily. I hope the chelation works and Katie gets better ! Please update is...

That's in two hours right ? Sending good thoughts MJ for Katie and for you.

Katie, get better 💚!

Is she eating again now ? It's also possible that the antibiotics makes her tired for a while. I hope she recovers.

How is Katie doing today ? There was talk last year of the EU passing a proposal completely banning veterinary antibiotics use, but it didn't happen. If I understand correctly, legally for the EU chickens are classified in the food production type of animals, as opposite to company animals...

Both are strictly forbidden for laying chickens in France. Edit to clarify : some antibiotics just don't have the authorisation for chickens but do for other animals, and some are explicitly forbidden.

I didn't know them. I have trouble understanding what they say, but the videos are still interesting.

Good thinking to check ! Hopefully not. It seems many times not all the chickens of a flock that is exposed to bacteria or parasite actually get an overload but only the ones whose immune system is a bit more fragile at that moment, or who are more sensitive.. Did the vet mention if there are...

Our vets bill are less expensive here but I'm not sure how to compare fairly since salaries and life costs are so different.

Not that New Zealand vet ? Saez the vet ? Edit : Sez:he, not Saez

It's really nice you can share this with your brother. Does he have the same attachment to the house that you do ? I agree with him that gutters are very important. We certainly realised that when we screwed them up repairing the old house's roof 🙄.

That is a lot of eggs ! How many chicks would you like to keep so that they become adults, ideally? I love the bantam Australorps and I would definitely get them if I lived in the place where they come from. But Australia is so big that I suppose it doesn't say much to say they are Australian...

0.5 Celsius? Nearly freezing ? What are usual cold morning temperatures in Adelaide, wouldn't that be unusual?

What is it ? When I try to look up the meaning I find lots of things... that don't make sense in regard to hens eating them 🤣.

Hope you feel a bit better after the rest day. I love it. It feels like a mix of vintage and contemporary vibes. It must feel very satisfying to finally see your vision for the veranda come to existence.