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So I palpated the area, and noticed that it was an egg stuck sideways in her vent. I got the egg out, very gently, and pushed the prolapse back in. Is there anything I can do to make sure that it doesnt happen again? Like supplements? And what can i apply on the prolapse to keep it moist?

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Hello, I have a Wyandotte hen who is at the age to start laying(6 months old). Yesterday she was fine, today she has an egg shaped mass at her vent (or could be her vent) that is bloody. The feathers around and below it look like its covered in what could be yolk as its whitish yellow. She seems...

Could he have lice? because that's another way they can get anemia. My suggestion is to feed him scrambled egg to help with the anemia. I don't suggest a supplement with iron because.. Well.. If I remember correctly iron is lethal in doses that would be okay to humans... So... Idk. Anyone else...

I would soak her butt in warm water. Lightly pat the poop off with a paper towel or something like that(be careful not to pick). I would also make sure that you are feeding the chickens some sort of probiotic. That helped my chickens a lot. No more pastey butts.

The chicken in question is the first picture with multiple chickens in it. And the chicken I'm questioning is in the front

So I got a shipment of chicks in early April from Murray McMurray. I bought two straight run blue laced red wyandottes. One of them is much bigger than the other. He/she has thick big legs and a comb that has already started developing. Below is my lady. I think.. Stunning bunch. Sorry for...

That fella definitely looks like a Maran.