My 1 year old lemon has a bloodly organ looking type discharge hanging from her rear.
It was not there yesterday when we went to check on her and I didn't notice it this morning when I went to feed her, just saw it now as I was going out to fix some fencing.
It almost looks like she was...
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I am following up a previous thread related to my blue brahma, Blue.
I adopted her at 2 months of age along with 3 other chickens who were at about 4 months of age from a ranch near my home. Within about 2 weeks Blue started showing signs of being sick but I didn't realize it, I thought...
I am wanting to build a dust bath for our flock out of several used tires. I have been reading several different suggestions on what all to use, some suggest a mixture of wood ash, DE, sand, and soil. And then some say that just sand is fine. Is there any preference to this for them? Or any...
I have 5 4mo old chickens who are well adjusted to their coop, but now I have decided that I would like to paint it. Do you believe it could be safely painted, dried, and ventilated for them if I were to paint this in the morning, let it dry during the day, and return it in the evening to them...
Wanted to share an update ~
As stated above, on Sunday night I started giving 1 cc of Tylan orally to all the girls. It seemed to be helping a little but since it wasn't enough of a positive impact, we decided to take Blue (the smallest with the worst symptoms) to an aviary vet here in Orange...
Awesome!
Thank you for this comprehensive reply on how to help them.
Everyone is perking back up now that I am giving approximately 1 cc of Tylan200 orally and also giving them extra protein (tuna) and plenty of treats. Last night I gave them the vitamins again in a wet mash (applesauce...
Thanks for the input! I'm so grateful for your replies.
Today, I decided to squirt 1.5 ml Tylan200 in their mouths directly. I'm not sure if this is too much or too little or if I can give 2x a day.
I also put vitamin e liquid and crushed selenium tablet with applesauce and plain yogurt into a...
I'm writing because 4 of my 5 chickens are sick with runny noses, a cough and frequent sneezing.
They live together in a 20 x 20 fenced in coop and since they've been sick (almost 3 weeks) I have not been giving them free range. I rake their coop regularly, give them fresh water daily and...