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The booboo looks great! I don't see bumblefoot signs but the nails really could use a cut. Just cut a tiny bit at a time.

Pecking each other boo boos.

It's better if you collect some fresh poop and have your vet test it for worm loads first. Worming Chickens—Medicines and Dosing Information Lice....look for bugs crawling on them. To treat lice: Permethrin spray or dust. Not DE dust, permethrin. IMG_20180924_091915 by Texas Kiki posted Sep 24...

Her eyes are always closed? I was wanting to see the eyeballs.

Then we gotta figure out what is causing it. Ever wormed your flock? Check them for lice?

I don't think you can get it off with out washing her, sorry.

Have you double checked them for lice? (the dirty booty reminds me of lice stuff) I poke a hole in the plastic with a sharp knife then use scissors to cut out the hole.

IMG_20180711_215623 by Texas Kiki posted Jul 12, 2018 at 7:03 PM We can't advertise it to duck people though.:barnie They are too smart... They climb right into it to swim.

Both! Any plastic type container could work. Wire it to the side of the crate or shoot you could even wrap it with duct tape. Up off the floor so they can find it easier maybe?

Um sure...come on down and stay a while. I was thinking. Do you have an empty peanut butter type container or something similar that you can cut up? Something like this but with a bigger hole that you could wrap a wire around and attach it to the crate

You are too cute Dr. Webby! I don't know a thing about frostbite, sorry.

Oh...I think I remember that thread. I did not realize this was her not that she was blind either.

Does she have a dish of water in the crate with her at all times?

I don't need to see...just put the neosporin on that part too. I am sure she is healing up just fine. You are doing a great job!

I am having trouble telling what is what too.

Hi Dr. Webby! How is your patient tonight? Doing good still?

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I forget so help me out real quick....how many days has she been on the vitamins? A day or two is good...it's not meant to be used all the time. If she is just eating a regular complete poultry feed in a crumble or pellet form then no you do not need to offer a side dish of grit. (Never mix it...

Sure. Once a day should be good.