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Hi Pecky03 So sad for your loss..It looks like you love your girls.. the first thing I would do is get some mouse and snake wire meshing and vermin proof your coop and run..as most predators can dig crawl or fly the roof and the floor of the run is vital to protecting your girls..if you do this...

Phew...these girls have been doing my head in..starving all the time..they have pollard for breakfast with free range grain mix added. Then foraging for a couple of hours in the yard that has become a jungle with spinach and greens for them to nibble. For morning tea layers pellets moistened a...

I wish ur girls all the best.. have u tried a little plain yoghurt thinned down with water? It can be soothing as well as nutritional. The bacteria in the yoghurt can only be helpful to ailing hens.

Unfortunately Lacy never recovered. Finally found a vet who tends chickens miles away from home, but Lacy was too devastated to go on. Her replacement friend Tilly is now lonely so I’m off to get her a friend.

Can anybody give me advise on how to console my poor hen whom is the lone survivor of a fox attack. She won’t eat or drink. I don’t think she is physically harmed but very upset obviously. Please respond ASAP. I have reinforced the henhouse and removed any sign of the carnage. My main concern...

Currently have an egg pecking problem. Will try some of the suggestions posted by BYC members.