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  1. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    They seem to be doing ok. Thank you!!
  2. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    I added Nutri-Drench as well as some Brewer's Yeast to their food. They're from the same hatch date as replacements. The same breed from the previous weeks have no symptoms. I think my initial post didn't state that they did have confirmed and treated coccidiosis, around 2-4 weeks. I wonder if...
  3. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    It looks like, after study review and several anatomy charts, the small tip is likely excess keratin. Debeaking seems to be more similar to getting a fingernail pulled, where there would be nerve access/ damage. Otherwise, chickens would have ongoing pain as their beaks wear out.
  4. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    Is that extra little point likely to keep growing and or interfere with eating?
  5. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    I find them very soothing! Thanks! I always have wished that, but I just ordered guinea keets and now I'm thinking teleportation! Oh, man. I left that FB post up. Along with undernourished and never treat coccidiosis, I was also told they're pale and sickly.
  6. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    Thanks! You'd think I'd know better, with all the drama. One lady is basically accusing me of nearly killing them for treatment for coccidiosis after we saw a vet (and I definitely consulted here!). I also have some Wyandottes that seem SO small at 7 weeks, but they seem overall healthy. I still...
  7. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    Meyer is super responsive! We finished later in the day, but I'm planning to email or call tomorrow. They were in their 20 sq ft brooder with a "baby roost", and just moved out to their 100 sq ft shed with flat side 2x4 roosts yesterday. I also forgot to add that they had to be treated for...
  8. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    I posted on a FB page, and people are saying they look underweight by their headshots.
  9. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    Thank you both! It sounds like adding some Brewer's Yeast to feed might also be helpful. I'm just concerned because I was reading on Mercks about sciatic nerve issues and laying issues; I wonder if these 2 were more genetically predisposed.
  10. Beccatrix

    Toes and Beaks on 7 Week Olds

    Unfortunately, I had surgery when 2 of my Lavender Orpingtons were 4 weeks, now 7.5 weeks. I was unable to access my brooder, and my husband did the care and keeping for 3 weeks. These two birds are Meyer Hatchery birds (replacements; the one the week before has none of these issues). They...
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