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My wedding true blue has had a growth on the sides of her peak for the last month or so. She has been treated by a vet with amoxicillin and has also received a canker treatment and nothing seems to be helping. Does anyone have any insight? Her breath does not smell bad and there are no yellow...

I have a chicken that I noticed some swelling around its mouth and it progressively got worse so I treated it with 4 in 1. It’s been eight days and I don’t think it looks any better. there is no foul smell coming from the mouth and I can’t find any pustules or deposits. Any insight would be...

Yes but it’s still true 😊

WTB’s are actually their own breed, not Easter eggers.

Right now Kylo Hen wants to be broody really bad. She’s currently in a time out in the broody breaker (a raised crate with wire bottom to keep her belly aired and cooled.) How often does your girl lay? I read that they were poor layers but mine has layers steady everyday for a couple weeks...

Thanks you! This is my first attempt at chickens and I’m loving it.

Because she IS an ayam cemani pullet! She frequently lays small pink eggs.

I just want to share some pretty birds!

Saw these at a friends but he couldn’t remember what breed they are. I love the black flecks around their collars.

Seriously, if you have something actually helpful to suggest do so, quit picking it apart. Tell her what she needs, this isn’t a highschool class.

I will certainly do so!

Here’s a photo with my other blue silkie

3 months

3 months

The tail feathers and standing tall.

Always stands super tall, the tail feathers, ran around trying to chest bump the other birds. In the picture it’s 3 months old.

I sold this silkie because to me it looked and acted like a roo. But the lady I sold it to said she had someone look at it and they say it’s a hen. My partner said it crowed weakly at him but I never heard it myself. Can you all please ease my mind that I sold a roo and not a hen?

I ordered 6 female WTB chicks and got a free surprise chick as well. Since WTB’s come in a variety of colors I (of course) can’t tell the surprise chick from the rest. I’ve read that they have a pea comb so I’m going to pay attention to that as they develop.

I ordered six true blue females from McMurray hatchery, they arrived today and I got seven checks total one was free surprise chick. The website says they come in a variety of colors but because of that I can’t tell which check is not a Whiting true blue. I would think it was the white one but...

McFluffin the white silkie at 2.5 months