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    injured hen

    Thank you for your excellent advice. I will do the duramycin thing as well. Thank you so much. Your prompt response is so, so appreciated.
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    injured hen

    Thank you so much for this. I'll get to work on finding a saddle right now! Thank you, thank you. I am new to chickens, adore them, and am grateful I could turn to "y'all" for help.
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    injured hen

    I've just rescued by hen from a dog who roughed her up pretty well: she now has a big bald spot on her back with a puncture wounds and an area where the skin is torn away. I've sprayed it with Vetricin and she is isolated. Here are my questions: What else can I do to help her? How can I...
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    Cohasset Chickens

    Thank you!
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    my little wyandotte's face

    Thank you to everyone who wrote in. I am keeping an eye on her for fowl pox, but I do believe the area that looked like yellowish bumps might have been where she was scratching it against some surface. Looks better now, and she doesn't seem as itchy, so I'm less worried, but still watching...
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    Cohasset Chickens

    Thank you, Steve!
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    Cohasset Chickens

    Thank you ! Love your little chick....
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    Cohasset Chickens

    Yep, I agree. They're still young, but looking pretty great! Thanks for the hello...
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    my little wyandotte's face

    Here is the photo. Anyone? Thanks so much in advance.
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    Cohasset Chickens

    Hi, I'm a new member in eastern MA with 2 Buff Orps, 1 Black Australop, 1 Gold Laced Wyandotte, 2 Barred Rocks, 1 White !Rock, and1 Red Star. This is a new endeavor and we LOVE our chickens!
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    my little wyandotte's face

    My two and 1/2 month old Wyandotte has a very red, "sick" looking area where the comb should have been; I believe that the comb started developing and then - it was gone. ??? Thought at first an injury but the situation continues to develop with more redness that seems to be spreading. Her...
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