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    Fowl pox? Or injury

    I have a pullet who’s got a rough, black bump on her comb. It’s pretty large, however looking through some old photos, and it seems like she’s had black on that part of her comb, since she joined us back in July of this year and the black spot is larger because her comb is(including photos from...
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    Blue laced red Wyandotte pullet or roo?

    I don’t know when they were born, but they’re at the very least 8-10weeks. I was hoping someone might have insight on if it is a pulley or a roo and could give me tips on how to correctly sex this breed. I included the first 4 photos of one bird, then the last 3 photos are a darker chickie who...
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    Trying to learn more about gender and breeds of my 8 week old chickens

    Hey there! I’ve got chickens from my neighbor who is new to chicken keeping. And this is my first time playing the gender guessing game. They are just over 8 weeks old now and I wanted to see if anyone had options on gender and breed! I’m loving watching them grow up, and it’s more for my...
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    Chicken with bubbles in eye solved

    My 5 month old buff Orpington is lethargic/tired/cold and has bubbles in her eye. No nasal discharge, no smell from beak. Have 7 in the flock and no one else has any symptoms. I noticed she was cold yesterday, it was raining and about 50 degrees F: feathers puffed up, and head tucked in. By...
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    Unusually sleepy pullet during the day! URGENT

    About 13 weeks old buff Orpington, seems to be growing fine, weighs more than younger housemate, but less than our girls outside. Takes frequent naps away from peer during the day with both eyes shut. No other birds showing symptoms. on medicated starter feed. Been showing sleepiness since I...
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    Sleepy Buff Orpington

    My little buff is about 8 weeks old and awfully sleepy. Is this normal for the breed? I often see her sleeping when I come out; she does get up and seems fine while I’m there, I haven’t noticed any changes to her eating or drinking habits. She was being bullied by our dominant chickens, but no...
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