ar thank you so much! my 3 new girls have brought me such joy and I cannot get enough of their company. they are clearly so happy in their new home. I prey that they no longer remember their previous lives and they are living for today!
what a pleasure it has been. 7 days ago I took 3 ex battery's hens and saved them from slaughter... they were terrified and we very weak. now they are living the life of Riley! dust bathing, sun bathing, scratching about.
Thanks so much for both your posts, it means a lot!!
Freeda is eating, drinking, dust bathing, scratching and generally loving her new free range retirement.
the lump on her face is still there and it is hard to the touch. she doesn't seem to like me poking it so maybe it's sore? there is...
hi chicken friends.
5 days ago I rescued 3 battery hens from slaughter and I have been an emotional mess watching them go from terrified birds to happy hens scratching and dust bathing!!
I have 1 hen, Freeda who has a lump under her eye on one side.. it seems to be getting larger as the...
And unfortunately it's not a joke ..
Agnes is a 3 year old silkie; about 2 months ago she had an egg stuck, I did the deed and got it out; she then went down hill and I think she had egg peritonitis, she had 2 courses of antibiotics biotics and amazingly seemed to make a full recovery.. except...
Hi. Agnes is a 3 year old silkie; about 2 months ago she had an egg stuck, I did the deed and got it out; she then went down hill and I think she had egg peritonitis, she had 2 courses of antibiotics biotics and amazingly seemed to make a full recovery.. except she never laid any more eggs...
Hi. Agnes is a 3 year old silkie; about 2 months ago she had an egg stuck, I did the deed and got it out; she then went down hill and I think she had egg peritonitis, she had 2 courses of antibiotics biotics and amazingly seemed to make a full recovery.. except she never laid any more eggs...
Also.. check the coop for red mite.. Google how to do this. They are red because they such blood from birds at night . . Can make the birds anemic and really really ill. I've experienced this first hand x
More powder isn't great for killing them.. it's eat for prevention. To kill mites I use cat flea and tick killer, this was recommended by my vet for my hens. Buy the pipettes, frontline or something of equal quality. Put one drop under each wing.
Works a treat!
Mites will make him miserable! Check for red Mites in the coop too... they are a pain to kill off.
Fingers crossed, maybe he will be right as rein soon xx