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yay, thank you 😊

Is this better. I am hoping for a girl.

She's beautiful 😍

Worth a try thank you 😊

Thank you 😊 I truly love my baby girls

they are in with the older girls, but they keep to themselves, just 2 of them.

I will thank you

They have a large area to free range, the only newer thing is the pullets, but I have had them for 6 weeks, 2 of which they were in quarantine.

Do regular vets see chickens? Maybe I should take her to the vet.

I will be keeping a very good eye on her. It's not difficult because I only have 4 adult girls and 2 pullets. I gave her, her own treats and water, I can completely isolate her if needed, but right now she is doing it herself. This is the first time she has ever been attacked and the other...

I checked her over Thoroughly she seems healthy and her weight and poop are fine. I didn't quarantine her because she separated herself from the rest of the flock. But I will if you think that I should, I just didn't want to depress her further because she is used to free range.

Thank you, this behavior from her is very new. She's my mostly cuddley girl and is super sweet so I don't know why the other girls ganged up on her all of a sudden.

I will try that, thank you soo much. My girls are beloved pets and I hate when they are in distress

I have 4 older girls, a road island red, a polish and to Brama loghorn mix. One of the Braman mixes is the target of the beating yesterday. I also have a welsummer chick and a EE chicken that are about 11 weeks old. They were not involved in the fight.

She did, I broke it up. Now she's sitting in the roosting house alone. We have raccoons and of course hawks, but we've had no attacks

Fighting, but just against one girl

yesterday my girls that have been together over a year, all started beating up one girl. Now that girl won't join in with the flock and she's acting depressed, I don't know what to do. Please some advice 🙏