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Oh, thanks! I will. She's a sweet little mix that was sold as a silkie by mistake. We just kept her because she's a dear. Poor thing. Appreciate the oral drop idea.

Have her in a dog kennel in the garage and one infection kernel removed. Thank you so much!!! Wrapped with antibiotic, gauze and vet tape. Just afraid I caught it too late while being ill myself!

Thanks so much. Have already started soaking! Appreciate your time Will hit TSC tomorrow

I just came out of a bad case of pneumonia and found out that a hen has serious bumble foot. I feel awful. I got the core out but her leg is hot. Penicillin? if so, how much in an injection and what size needles. We have had many cases, successful in all with minor surgery, but...

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I guess it could be Barred Rock cross since it was with them. It is three weeks old. Any way I can tell if it is a rooster or pullet? Geesh! Appreciate your time!

Oh, no, I am even more clueless! What is a silky cross bred? How can I tell if it is a boy or girl? And thanks so much!!

I got this chicken out of either a Barred Rock or Black Sex Link bin, but it doesn't look like any of my other chickens. At all. It also has an odd foot. The skin is black, but none of the others are. I would love any info from a learned BYC member. Thanks! Skin color under wing Full body...

Thanks! Will try.

Well, I started to get on to post an emergency, but my granddaughter's favorite chick just died in my arms. It is almost certainly internal, she never did lay like other hens and, when she did, it was a very small egg. Anyway, could any of you experienced chicken keepers tell me the best...

We layer, also. Field fencing in the interior with heavy gauge half inch hardware cloth over that. In a few places that we think the fox will try harder to get in (toward the woods) we actually have the field fencing covered with 8 ft. steel lath sheets ($7.50 from Home Depot). That stuff...

So very sorry for you loss! Hugs!

Not really. I got a tube of the paste and it was definitely affordable, and was on sale to boot. I squeezed a pea size amount on my index finger and just put it in their mouth. We were very short on time with a family emergency, so we tag teamed it. I pulled down on the wattles and placed it...

Yes, it is. And, when you hear from one of the experts, you will get the right information. They will tell you what to get, where to get it and how much to administer. I was lucky and had bought the safeguard for my first aid kit and had it handy, so I grabbed it, said 'open wide' and got it...

We have had chicks for years, but this was the first time I saw a visible worm so I needed help from the more experienced members badly!

Sounds about the size of mine. We have had chickens for years but this was the first visible worm issue so I had to depend on more knowledgeable people than myself. I had no clue, sadly! But it took care of the problem. I lost one just a few days before that, though, my first loss of a young...

I think they must be small since they are compared in size to that coin. That was about the size of mine beside of a dime or penny

Did it look about this size? actually, it sounds like what I had in my chicks, but they were 2 months old. From what I understand, if you see one, there are many others in chick. I gave mine a peasize dose of paste every day for 5 days, as advised by Dawg53. Look for a picture of cecal...

How old is the chick? I would do a search for any information from casportpony or Dawg53, to mention just a few. They are very informative. Safeguard is available at TSC for worms in chickens. I got the paste in the horse section. According to age and size, some of the more experienced...

Oh, yes, keep them in the run. I let mine out last month, just to change out water, and one ran up behind me and snatched one of my girls. I got after it and it released her, but we had quite a bet of doctoring to do. Very bold that day.