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  1. kyleen

    Lethargic Chickens

    I switched their food back to the Purina brand and they seem to have been doing a lot better. I also sprayed their entire coop and cleaned it out and put the dust on the ground. I have gotten an increasing amount of eggs. Hopefully it was just the food. Also concerning, it might’ve been the food...
  2. kyleen

    Lethargic Chickens

    Most likely old hand feet – none of my other ones have anything like it. But worrisome.
  3. kyleen

    Lethargic Chickens

    Hi again. Does this look like scaly leg mites to you? This is my 9 year old girl. She still lays and is a great chicken. But wouldn’t let me hold her to treat if it were…
  4. kyleen

    Lethargic Chickens

    Thank you. I will complete this. They may be molting- how can you tell molting from picking etc? One of my girls feet looks odd. Possibly scaly leg mites. I’ll take a picture when I get back into town. Thank you for your help.
  5. kyleen

    Lethargic Chickens

    Thank you. I didn’t see any lice, but mites are smaller. I cleaned the coop and dusted with sevin powder and screwworm spray. There poop looks normal- watery at times, but it’s hotttt in AZ Summers. I also recently switched their food brand (still 16% layer)
  6. kyleen

    Lethargic Chickens

    I have not dewormed them in a while
  7. kyleen

    Lethargic Chickens

    @Wyorp Rock you’ve been incredibly helpful in the past. Egg production is also down. Several weeks ago I was at a friends flock. She said they previously had northern fowl mites across the street and scaly leg in hers. But I changed my clothes and shoes before I came into contact with my flock.
  8. kyleen

    Lethargic Chickens

    Hi everyone. It’s been a while since I’ve needed to post here. Last week my 4 year old chicken died. Her crop wasn’t impacted. She had a slightly poopy butt no real signs of other illness. Recently, I’ve noticed many of my chickens seem lethargic. They are crouching down. Some of them have poopy...
  9. kyleen

    New rescue chicken in cage may be sick and passed something to my flock that killed one this morning- HELP!

    I sprinkle mine in the corners of the coop- but make sure it’s covered by bedding since DE if inhaled (point of controversy) may cause lung issues for the chickens… Thanks for responding @Wyorp Rock. You’ve always been so helpful with my chickens. 🙂 Here’s a picture of one of @alisoncrary...
  10. kyleen

    New rescue chicken in cage may be sick and passed something to my flock that killed one this morning- HELP!

  11. kyleen

    Lash egg?

    Thank you. I hope it’s not, she’s always had weird laying habits. I’ll try the calcium.
  12. kyleen

    Lash egg?

    Yolky, at least on that part where it’s broken. It was a hard exterior, no cheese
  13. kyleen

    Lash egg?

    Unfortunately I’ve already thrown it out. From what I saw, the brown outter part felt like a shell and the inside looked yellow like yolk...
  14. kyleen

    Lash egg?

    Does this look like lash egg to you?
  15. kyleen

    Egg bound?

    I think it was empty. It felt slightly squishy, I think there was nothing in it. And I saw her poop several times which I figured was great news. I finally smelled the stinky breath. I’m continuing with The Monistat Ill keep An eye out to re-drain her.
  16. kyleen

    Egg bound?

    Yes she was walking around a bit more. Nothing came out of her crop this morning and She was finally pooping again. It felt like she was 5 lbs lighter.
  17. kyleen

    Egg bound?

    I drained liquid from her belly. So I suppose it’s Ascites with lots of other problems. Im still trEating for sour crop and massaging her crop frequently. I’ll see how she feels in the morning. Hopefully more comfortable for a few more days. Otherwise I won’t let her be in pain needlessly.
  18. kyleen

    Egg bound?

    Today she’s eating better. If she releases liquid from her crop, it doesn’t Have a bad smell or anything. I’m concerned her belly does seem bloated. In fact her crop is harder to feel than most other chickens.
  19. kyleen

    Shell-less egg help. Please.

    Extra oyster shells on the side. Or keep their shells and crush and feed back to them.
  20. kyleen

    HELP! Sick chick sticky saliva beak.

    Try injecting the Tylan in the back of their neck or in the breast tissue. Also, Vet RX as a supplement ointment to go on her nostrils and help her breath better. Good luck.
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