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Yes- plenty of fresh air

Thing is- I’m always monitoring their poop - and it looks completely normal. 🧐😕. The powdery areas aren’t really “formations”-meaning, they aren’t raised - just look really dry. As well as the areas on their head that are losing feathers. I applied VetRx yesterday and provided NutriDrench. They...

I do not feed all these things daily nor in a large amount. Only thing they get on a consistent daily basis is their layer feed. I hand feed very little scratch and worms on a daily basis. Literally- like a couple handfuls for the entire flock (of that). They do get lots of fresh greens, as well...

Wouldn’t I see damage to the body? I checked over the deceased hen and found no injuries? I’ve been googling and researching like mad today to figure this out 😢 no rooster. 10x10 coop with enclosed hen house. We feed Egglands Best layer mini pellet which has 17% protein, Texas Selects scratch...

We have no rooster. And that hen was just found dead. 😢 I now have 2 more that look like she did with the bald head and one with a limp comb. SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP

Hello! I’m new to chickens. I have 8 Australorp hens right at a year old. All healthy and all laying until the last week. I just noticed that one’s head is missing feathers and her comb has white powdery spots… this is also starting on another hen. We have no rooster. Is this molting? Or am I...

Hi everyone! I'm VERY new to this! Please have patience with me. I'm a first time Muscovy duck "hatcher" and really need your advice! We live on a golf course and had a Muscovy duck lay 3 eggs in the mulch up against our home. She left them and didn't come back... I took them in and...