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Dear fellow BYC'ers - this morning Tweety left us for eternal bliss in the 'heavenly' coop. 😢 We were unable to determine exactly what was wrong with her, but she continued to lay regularly, eating normally, all behaviors were normal. I am very sad to see her leave the coop and it feels a...

Hi Wyorp - Can you post some photos of her? -- Yep, I have a couple from yesterday. Where are you located in the world (Maybe Idaho?)LOL -- I'm currently in Northern California, near Brentwood, CA 94513 Black spots on the comb - is she being picked at? -- Not being picked at How much...

Well - WOW! What a great response to my intro. Thank you all!! OK, so, here are the girls - not the best picture of them, but you will notice Waffle - the white bird. She's goofy, has virtually no comb on top - just a different one i guess? Here's the 'Chicken Hilton'... OK, maybe not...

Thank you Wyorp Rock, Coach723 & TwoCrows - apologies for my bluntness about long discussions. I had seen so many that went on and on and on with no report of resolution. Everyone has been very helpful. Symptoms: - extending neck and opening beak, with sometimes little wheez/hiss sound - not...

I've read a few places about swabbing their trachea, but honestly, I am afraid of causing an injury. Any thoughts on that? Supposedly, swabbing it may pull a few worms out and they are apparently easy to identify due to their red color and Y shape.??

Fairly new to chickens, had some back in 1983, but I was a dumb teenager and didn't really get 'into' chickens then. Fast forward to March 2018... we went at picked up 4 little chicks, 2 are Isa Browns and 2 are Tetras from Tractor Supply Co. (TSC). We still have all 4 of them, 3 are varying...

Ah, OK 21hens, first I've heard of that, so it's good to know that info. That might be why I can't seem to find any pictures - :lau

OK, so, I should have searched for windpipe or trachea... just found this here at BYC... article with pics of trachea location Now, all I need is photo(s) of poop with gapeworm eggs...

I've read countless threads on gapeworms, but no one has shown any pictures of the eggs in the poop/feces so I can tell if my little lady has them, or is having trouble breathing due to another issue. Nor has anyone described where her trachea is located. I found an illustration, but without a...