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    Eggbound Quail

    I have a prolapsed quail, and I have been working on her for about two hours now. I soaked her in epsom bath, and tried to massage the egg out. It looks like she has two vents, though, and i'm kind of worried. Any advice?
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    baby chicks are having issues

    I need some help (yes it's me again). I got 50 chickens today, they are all a day old, but five of them are having issues. They twitch and fall over, and can barely stand. These are the sick ones, but the rest are normal. They walk around, eat and drink like normal, so they are not too warm or...
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    Plymouth chickens won't lay!

    My flock of fifty Plymouth rock hens are not laying eggs anymore! They are only about a year old, but were laying a week ago. They are well-fed, I don't think they are over-fed though. They all seem healthy. Is this just a seasonal thing or am I doing something wrong? Any advise would be...
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    Chicken with messed up feathers

    One of my Wyandottes has had messed up feathers for a good three months now. She is smaller than most of my chickens, but is still fairly healthy. At first, I thought she was just molting, but as time went on, I started to get worried. About two months ago, I separated her from the other...
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    Wyandotte chicken has problem walking

    I woke up this morning and tended to the chickens per usual. When I went to the coop, I noticed one of my wyandotte hens was not walking like she normally does. Her backside sags and she prefers to sit down. She CAN technically walk, but it seems uncomfortable. She was not isolating herself from...
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    Ascites eatable?

    So, I just culled my hen with Ascites and lice. It was for the best and she went painlessly I am still unsure if I can eat her or feed her to my animals. She had a pretty bad bubble and I'm pretty sure it's from heart & liver failure (I live at a high elevation where that is usually the...
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    Hen with lice and Ascites- culled

    So, yesterday, I noticed that one of my Wyandotte hens had a poopy bum (she's my largest and prettiest). When I pulled her out from my coop of 55 others, I noticed a large bulb near her vent that was squishy, which I knew was Ascites right away. Around her vent, she also has obvious lice egg...
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