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    White Leghorn lame outof the blue!

    The next day she was completely fine!! As if nothing happened. I guess she had a bad jump off of the top of the coop ramp. Thanks for the responses though! I certainly got an education as to what different causes there can be for paralysis.
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    White Leghorn lame outof the blue!

    Thanks for the info. Based on her age and the symptons given in the article, though, I doubt that it is Marek's. She is over 2 years old.
  3. Geologist

    White Leghorn lame outof the blue!

    I have a small flock (4 chickens). One of them is a White Leghorn that just this morning was completely fine, laid a nice egg yesterday and untill noon today was completely healthy with no signs of anything amiss. At lunch today I noticed that she was laying on the ground. I found that she...
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    [LIST - Over 1,000 names!] Chicken names!

    Amelia Eggheart Egglenore Roosevelt Marie Eggoinette Princess Lay-an-Egg
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    Easter Egger dropped dead for no apparent reason

    Thanks for the info. I didn't know they could just drop due to a heart attack. I had heard about being egg-bound however. R.I.P. Amelia Eggheart!
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    Easter Egger dropped dead for no apparent reason

    So here's the details: My EE was nearly 2 years old. She had been laying eggs for a little less than a year, and then right at the end of fall she went through a molt and stopped laying eggs. After the molt, she looked really great and healthy with her new feathers. But she did not lay eggs...
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    Shelless Eggs and Losing Feathers

    Thanks so much for the info. However, I was mostly wondering if shelless aggs ever accompany appetite loss and feather loss and if those three things together can be caused by some specific illness. I don't think it is a calcium deficiency as all my other chickens are doing fine. I never...
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    Shelless Eggs and Losing Feathers

    I am relatively new to chickens and still learning, so please bear with me! Anyway, I have an Easter Egger who has been laying very consistently for nearly a year now (we got her as a pullet). She always ate well and was very healthy with great egg production. All of a sudden about 3 weeks...
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