Search results for query: *

The scabs from a dry pox outbreak eventually fall off onto the ground. Just keep watching her to make sure that she is eating and drinking. Hopefully, she will continue to get better.

I would keep an eye on the lesion inside of the beak to see if it continues to seem smaller or look bigger. Fowl pox can be transmitted by fallen scabs that become powdery and are inhaled. It would be more common to get it from mosquitoes. I would think that you would see some dry pox scabs as...

Sorry about your hen. How does her beak smell? Have you had any fowl pox in your flock? As others have said, these kinds of lesions inside the beak can be from the wet form of fowl pox, canker (a protozoan infection,) but unfortunately can be a malignancy. The white color kind of look like that...