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My husband and I will give our rooster a closer inspection today. He was at work last night, and I struggled to check him out alone. What vitamins do you give? I appreciate your advice. We did not report it. Our neighbors are also our friends so it’s very awkward. This is the third time...

My neighbor’s dog attacked my chickens. This time none were killed. My rooster, I think, jumped in to protect the hens and lost all of his tail feathers in the fight. There was a lot of painful squawking. Do I need to be treating the area? I don’t see any blood but the area seems to be pretty...

When all of this started I noticed that her lower feathers were kind of sticking out. Yesterday it looked more strange and today I found a ton of her feathers all in one spot in the yard. She had been off by herself. Maybe a juvenile molt? Could that make her not eat for a day or so and not...

We have six hens, variety of breeds, between 23-24 weeks old. No eggs yet! I wonder if they might be laying while they are free ranging?

Our chicken was really improved yesterday. We aren't sure whether the Corid helped or if she just got better. She wouldn't sit, eat or drink for over a day. She didn't even go up on the roost at night...just stood in the corner of the coop. Now she's eating and drinking but is just a bit slower...

Thanks for the help! We are first time chicken owners. We gave her two drops since she's not eating or drinking on her own. Fingers crossed!

One of our hens became lethargic yesterday....standing alone with feathers puffed out. She's not eating or drinking. We just got some corid and will treat the whole flock but I'm unsure of the dosage via dropper for her. I've been looking through old posts for close to an hour but am still...

Thanks for the reply! They were not panting and their wings were not out so I'm guessing that they were just tired. They really do love it out there and were running all around so maybe they just needed some rest.

We are new to the chicken scene. We have four 2 week old chicks and two 3 week old chicks. They are still in a booder currently kept at 80 degrees. We had been letting them out in the yard with us for short periods of time even during their first week. Now that their coop and run is complete and...

We are new to the chicken scene. We have four 2 week old chicks and two 3 week old chicks. They are still in a booder currently kept at 80 degrees. We have been letting them out in their run to play, forage etc. for short periods of time. Today it was in the upper 80s and very humid. The chicks...