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  1. ChickenCrazy25

    Inflamed eye

    She's not a young bird anymore...she's of laying age (but as far as I know has never laid). Which makes me wonder if the implementation of deep littering for the winter is what led to this??? It's been like that for a few days, ad doesn't seem to be bothering her. I haven't once seen her scratch...
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    Inflamed eye

    Lol we are just getting into the first molt. The worst one so far is my silkie roo. Although, he was already well into his molt when I got him in September I.e. no tail feathers! He looks like such a ragamuffin! At least now I can see the beginnings of new feathers working their way out (as...
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    Inflamed eye

    The poo chart is great!
  4. ChickenCrazy25

    Inflamed eye

    You all have been wonderful and so helpful. Thank you SO much! It's nice to feel encouraged. Aoxa I am grateful you shared your address with me so I could send you that picture. I've only had my flock since May, so I'm still pretty new. And I love my flock so much that every little thing I...
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    Inflamed eye

    Thank you aoxa. That sounds better than a disease, or "she's gonna die!" could I flush it out with an Epsom salt solution? And what about applying neosporin to the area? I'll certainly start adding ACV to the water. I can tell you, her vision doesn't seem to be impaired. That bird avoids me...
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    Inflamed eye

    Ok! I just sent it. Thank you!
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    Inflamed eye

    I have a picture saved on my iPad. How do you post pics in a thread?
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    Inflamed eye

    No worries! Chicken ADD is OK with me :P I like the response though. I feel like every chicken ailment is so doom and gloom. Makes me feel hopeless. Maybe this will just be "one of those things". Here's to hoping. I researched like mad this afternoon but nothing matched her symptom. And that...
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    Inflamed eye

    I've got a bird who has one eye where the tissue on the bottom of it is inflamed. I just got a hold of her and looked close. To me, it doesn't look like a worm. It is pink, and looks like the tissue just inside the lid is inflamed. She doesn't scratch at it, and doesn't seem to be bothered by...
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    Prolapsed vent in a bird who hasn't laid for a month

    Thanks Jim. I've read countless threads on the matter on here. Success stories seem few and far between. And I'm rather discouraged that she re-prolapsed just from pooping, not even from laying an egg. I I wasn't feeling very hopeful. Just wanted some confirmation from other chicken folk before...
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    Prolapsed vent in a bird who hasn't laid for a month

    Howdy peeps. I'm still pretty new to this chicken business, any advice would be appreciated. I have a Sebright bantam hen. I've had her since June. I don't know exactly how old she is but I'm guessing she hatched between feb and march. When we first got her she laid 4 eggs in the first 2 weeks...
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    Blood in stool from an otherwise healthy appearing bird

    Hi folks! I have a sebright bantam hen that I have had for 3 1/2 months. She is about 5-6 months old. This morning I witnessed her drop a bloody poo. I did look at the poo chart, but I'm not 100% on what I think it could be. I looked up coccidia in my chicken encyclopedia and, it listed pale...
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    Mixing bantams to standards

    I might also add that before adding the silkies to the enclosure with the rest of my flock (I keep my birds enclosed in a run attatched to the coop. My neighbors dog free ranges the neighborhood and I don't feel like sacrificing my birds to her...) we put the silkies in a temporary enclosure...
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    Mixing bantams to standards

    I have a mixed flock. I started with 9 standards (of varying breeds). At about 3 months after hatching I lost one to illness. I replaced her with a golden comet and a pair of sebright bantams. They are all older than my original flock. So when I integrated, the newbies bullied my orginals. As my...
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    How long do you separate a bird who is pecking from the bird that's being pecked?

    Thank you!
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    How long do you separate a bird who is pecking from the bird that's being pecked?

    Hey there! I have a pair of sebright bantams. Today I watched the hen terrorize my roo. He's got some new tail feathers growing in after a molt. I watched the two of them circle one another for a while. (Shevwas trying to get at his backside while he was trying to keep her away from his...
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    Inquisitive and often paranoid rookie

    Sweet idea! I was already planning on cleaning the coop and run and applying sevin dust before laying down clean shavings and hay. And then catching each bird to dust but, I would not have thought to add it to the dusting stations for self administration!!! I'm a small town hair dresser and...
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    Inquisitive and often paranoid rookie

    Ok peeps (pun intended), ready for this? My poopy booty girls were not as difficult to catch as I had expected (pleasant surprise). As I was cleaning the poo crusted feathers with warm soapy water and a wash cloth I found lice! :( pretty sure they were lice. Whitish bodies with a slight pink...
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    Inquisitive and often paranoid rookie

    Wow! This place is the balls! Hello to all of you fabulous chicken enthusiasts. I am SO glad I joined! :lol:
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    Inquisitive and often paranoid rookie

    I will take a look for sure. I need to catch those girls to clean them anyway. Although I'll admit, I don't know how successful my check will be. It tied getting a good look at one of them a couple days ago, but she wasn't overly thrilled with my intrusion (shocker right??) and my hubby works...
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