We got 30 chicks on Wednesday morning. Last night I was wiping off bottoms that were looking poopy - trying to get ahead of any pasty butt issues. As I held one I didn't realize I'd bent her wing. Once I noticed, I adjusted the way I held her, but when I put her down - that wing sticks out...
...a huge problem with fleas in her house. In treating those and inspecting, we discovered that she had other "friends" living with her as well *sigh* Bedbugs. They were in the bedroom & the living room for sure, not sure about the 2 spare rooms.
We pulled her out of there and brought her...
Thank you so much for the info!
I will candle tonight and check the air cells. And I've looked up Hygrometers, and will get that going too. Thanks so much for helping me, this is our first hatch and though I thought I knew what I was doing, it looks like there's going to be a learning curve...
I do not have a hygrometer, does it need to be ordered online, or can I find it at a store?
I have a Hovabator, and the plastic liner-thing has two shallow troughs for water, one is narrow and one is wide. The wide is supposed to be filled at lockdown in addition to the narrow. The narrow...
Morning all! I've set my first batch of eggs in our Styrofoam incubator with a fan and an automatic turner. Thought all was going well enough.
Today I found a big problem - at the start, I filled the wrong well with water! What now? They are already at day 9 :(
And how do I monitor the...
There's a great breeder in Indianapolis - Dwight Morgan, Message me and I'll give you his email address
Not sure where you are in Ohio in relation to Indy, but maybe close enough?
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I don't think it looks like your picture Dawg, so maybe it was food. I did think when I pulled it out that it was bright yellow like of a piece of corn or egg yolk. I didn't soften it, just caught my fingernail on a sticking up part and picked it out, and it came out with just a little effort...
Give your wife a hug from a chicken stranger, and tell her we all understand And I'm sorry for your whole family. Each bird I've lost has been hard to get over, they work their way into our hearts just like any pet.
Our first loss was, like everyone else, a favorite - she was a White Crested...
Nope, no odor. Will try to upload pix I just took.
The first one shows a small growth still in one hen's nose. Next is the cavity left after removing one of the growths - I took it off about a week ago. It almost looks like a piece of ?? cartilage ?? maybe is poking out from the right side...
...our family, those type of things -- not new video cameras,cars or fancy household items they bought together during that decade)
Luckily for us *snarky grin* they lived in Virginia at the time he died.
Even after 2 years, we never were able to get her to probate his will or even produce...
Ok, I"m stumped on this one, hoping someone can help me figure it out :)
Both of my hamburg hens had strange brown bumps/growth in their nasal cavity. One had it on both nasal openings, the other only on one. I've been watching it for a few months, and they don't seem to be in any pain or...