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    Vent Gleet?

    Weakness, not moving much, panting, uncomfortable.
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    Vent Gleet?

    She could be egg bound. Have you tried an Epsom salt bath?
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    Vent Gleet?

    We are still having the same issue. From what I've learned vent gleet it white drainage, not green. So I'm thinking we have an infection.
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    Vent Gleet?

    I feel like she needs an antibiotic at thus point. And idea what to use or dose?
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    Vent Gleet?

    UPDATE: Her crop is empty. She's not wanting to eat or drink. Her belly is swollen and firm. It's not red and she's not missing any feathers.
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    Vent Gleet?

    Her last egg was a week ago. Her crop was empty this morning. No lice or mites. 10 months old. All flock crumbles. We throw herbs in here and there. Corn, black oil sunflowers, meal worms for snacks. Occasional kitchen scraps.
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    Vent Gleet?

    I have. Now I'm wondering about impacted crop. I'm going to check her crop first thing in the morning to see if it's impacted.
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    Vent Gleet?

    I have a barred rock hen with green drainage from her vent. We're doing Epsom salt baths and antifungal spray but doesn't seem to be getting better. She is eating and drinking but is sluggish. Is it vent gleet?
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    Skin Issues

    I'm so sorry! Ours is still fine! Some of the sores have fallen off and the skin is healing underneath.
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    Skin Issues

    Some of the sores have fallen off and the akin beneath seems to be healing.
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    Skin disease? fungal? viral??

    Did anyone figure out what this is? We have found something similar on one of our pullets.
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    Skin Issues

    We use sand. She has not been vaccinated.
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    Skin Issues

    She doesn't free range unless we are outside with her. She acts completely normal. No trauma, no attack. She's active, eating, drinking, pooping. She hasn't laid her first egg yet but did recently start squating. The crust doesn't turn red. The would was open and bled. A friend of mine thinks...
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    Skin Issues

    She has spots all over. Both side and her neck. Her skin is otherwise healthy. No redness, irritation, or trauma. We don't have roosters. No one has been picking on her. A friend of mine just said she thinks it's a fungal infection.
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    Skin Issues

    This came up on our buff orpington. It's hard, dry, and black. It surrounds the base of feather shafts. No signs of skin irritation or mites or anything that we can see. None of the other girls are affected. We soaked her. A piece came off but left a wound underneath. Any ideas on what it is or...
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    Gape Worms

    She's gone. 😭💔 Thanks for all your advice.
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    Gape Worms

    She has not started laying and is not vaccinated. I would like the link. Thank you.
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    Gape Worms

    Thanks. That is great info but I don't think we have a crop issue. The crop feels fine. She doesn't smell sour as the article mentioned. She feels thin and boney. She's barely hanging on now. 😭💔
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    Gape Worms

    I have a 17 week old Rhode Island Red. She is lethargic, nit able to stand, drinking some but not eating. She is shaking her head some and appears to have something in her throat. I assume gape worms. We de-wormed the flock last night and she's worse today. Is there anything I can do to save her?
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    Respiratory Illness

    Great info! Thanks!
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