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  1. Nolagurl1956

    Vent Gleet

    Of course you are right. It’s funny or fascinating or maybe weird how I have become so attached to each of my birds. Today I was sitting outside with the two hens and we weren’t doing anything. None of us. I was sitting in my chair, Blondie was resting on the ground and Chick-chick was...
  2. Nolagurl1956

    Vent Gleet

    yes she is still straining. And what she is pooping is a white milky looking liquid. I haven’t seen anything that looks Like a lash egg but that probably doesn’t mean anything. Another BYC member suggested early on, months ago, that my hen probably had an ovary problem. Maybe I will just try...
  3. Nolagurl1956

    Vent Gleet

    I can’t feel anything like an egg. Her crop is emptied by morning. this morning I cleaned the area with Betadine and put some antibiotic ointment in and around the area.
  4. Nolagurl1956

    Vent Gleet

    Wyorp Rock. My hen is sick again😢 she has been doing so well. Now the last few days I see the yellow milky goo coming from her vent. She is constantly crying, it seems even when she isn’t trying to poop. It makes me so sad. I don’t know what to do? should I start treating her again?
  5. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    Didn’t think about. :thumbsup
  6. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    makes sense. Thanks
  7. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    silly question but does the grit and oyster need to be in separate bowls or is one bowl for both ok. I have tried both ways and didn’t know if it made a difference. Thanks again.
  8. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    good to know, thanks.
  9. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    Yes, they have stopped laying. I think they are eating chick starter now as I read it was higher in protein. Interesting that you bring up oyster shell. I add it to food or put it out separately along with grit and can tell they never touch the stuff. I’m relentless and keep putting it out but...
  10. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    I read somewhere that during molting, chickens need lots of protein and meal worms are high in protein and another reason I have been trying to feed other foods.
  11. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    yes they have feed available at all times and I have discovered they do like it when it has a little water added. I have also tried yogurt which they normally do like on occasion but no interest in that either. Okay, thanks. I will stop worrying.
  12. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    don’t know what a ration is???
  13. Nolagurl1956

    Molting and feeding

    Hi, this does not fall in the emergency category, yet it seems like an emergency to me. Both of my hens are molting. No big deal, right? My concern is I can’t get them to eat anything. I have tried various flavors of wet cat food, canned tuna, Vienna sausages and Nooooo. The only food they...
  14. Nolagurl1956

    Comment by 'Nolagurl1956' in article 'Feather Molt: An In-depth Look at Molting'

    wow, so much detailed information. I knew my hens were molting, and why but only instinctively did I know what food they needed during this period. They hardly eat at all and I’ve tried several different food sources but no luck. Many thanks for the great, well written and informative article.
  15. Nolagurl1956

    2021 BYC Calendar - We Need Your Pictures!

    Looking for their supper
  16. Nolagurl1956

    Vent Gleet

    I have survived three spinal cord injuries in my life. All non-traumatic, all somewhat related so I don't give up very easily which often is a curse. Nite.
  17. Nolagurl1956

    Vent Gleet

    Thanks. You have been kind, helpful and patient with me.:hugs:hugs I couldn't have managed to be in Crazytown without your guidance... Chicken had a fairly normal BM this morning so Im taking that as a good sign. 🤛
  18. Nolagurl1956

    Vent Gleet

    Yep, I think it was Eggcessive who said it might be reproductive problems.😢 Maybe I should let her be and make her as comfortable as I can. Thanks again.
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