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I was looking at another thread where this article was linked, and realised that you were the one who had written it! I preemptively went out to get some miconozole to have on hand just in case since that's what most available in my area. I'll keep monitoring her crop and see how it shakes out...

Thank you for your input! I hadn't considered molting because of her age, I was told that the molting doesn't necessarily apply if they're spring chicks. This is good to know! Her crop was definitely holding on to something this morning when I checked on her. She is back with her flockmates for...

I noticed my 22-week old Calico Princess passing watery droppings (with some solids) the last few days, along with her comb looking like it was shrivelled up. The colouring of her comb and wattles is a dull to bright pink. I picked her up this morning and caught a slight whiff of a sewer-like...

Hello! Very mixed flock: 1-Black Australorp, 1-Dominique, 1-Calico Princess, 1-Olive Egger, 1-Easter Egger, 1-Blue laced gold Wyandotte. Just sent my surprise Black Copper Marans rooster to his new flock in Southern OR yesterday. Very bummed about it but my neighbours are glad to be sleeping in...

Just a quick update if anyone comes to this thread with a similar Q! Pullet re-invigorated towards the end of the day after eating and drinking some and now is back to her old self. She started eating once her sister was brought in for company and she watched her eat and drink. She's now been...

They’re all getting Fresh Pecks from Grubbly Farms, and black soldier fly larvae as a snack every now and then. They also have two waterers, one with regular plain water and the other with Chicken Elixir from Strong Animals. They don’t free range although they get to roam around the yard for...

My 13 week old olive egger has been off her game. She’s always been a bit of a loner but the last day, she has been withdrawn and not eating or drinking much if at all. She will come out and walk around with the rest of her flock but won’t forage and explore as is her usual. [edit] we had three...

Probably the 25 year guarantee!

Popping in from outer NE Portland! Mostly being a lurky-lurk and learning as much as I can as a new chicken keeper. I've always wanted chickens, this board has been such a boon to ease the worries about starting.

Not only is it recycled plastic, but that alone helps with the ease of maintenance, the longevity of the coop itself AND mite resistance. What's not to love? I have a very small flock, and a small urban backyard so it feels like the perfect fit for my needs.