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  1. slaw123456

    Could this be sour crop?

    it isnt sour crop because it has a defenent smell if it is.3 of our chickens were doing a similar thing but they didnt spit stuff out
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    Yellow yolks? [Food question]

    do the chickens have pale legs and waddles? if so they are just going thro a process that makes them stop laying eggs and during it their egg quality goes down
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    It's been a while since I've made a post...

    they should be fine as long as there isnt any poop all over their vent area then they have a case of diarrhea
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    Sick Chicken

    i would disinfect the coop, give them antibiotics in their water, check for bugs, and just see if any other chickens get it.
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    What is this thing I got out of my 7 year old hen's foot?

    it was probably just dirt and other stuff that hardened in the webbing of the foot
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    what's wrong with her comb/wattle?

    it doesn't effect the stomach but i wouldn't eat them just in case
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    Another Beginner Question re: Mixing Different Varieties

    we had 2 large birds with 8 bantams and they got along well it just depends on the birds
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    Another Beginner Question re: Mixing Different Varieties

    if you raise them together when they are different sizes they seem to get along well. we had 2 large birds with 8 batams and they got along fine. it just depends on the bird
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    Missing eggs

    sometimes the mom eats them
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    what's wrong with her comb/wattle?

    Description The fowl pox virus infects birds, including chickens. It spreads through infected birds, contaminated equipment and biting insects, such as mosquitoes. Called fowl pox for good reason, it causes white, then yellow, and then finally brown spots on the bird's comb, wattles, legs...
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    Broody Bantams

    its fine because it takes 3 weeks for a chick to hatch then the mom bird has to keep them warm for at least 2 weeks.
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    All about silkies

    The combs and wattles — lobes of skin that hang from a chicken's head — of a male silkie generally will be larger than the females at a fairly early age. The difference can show up as early as 8 to 12 weeks. However, not all males have a large comb or wattle and they may be mislabeled as a...
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    chickens dieing

    Our chickens are dying and we can't figure out the cause. Most of them will act sick, with the back tail raised and they will just sit and not eat or drink then die a day or two later. I have de-worming medicine in mixed in their food, we sprayed the coop down with bug spray, we do not see any...
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