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Well, here is the problem with internet doctoring...deciding on a diagnosis. When you have a vet, they can pick up the animal look, feel, listen with a stethoscope, etc. The vet is not emotionally influenced either, so they can make an objective diagnosis, based on symptoms. They also have...

It's a shame that some vets charge such excessive fees, and that some avian vets won't even look at a chicken (Which, the last time I checked, are birds, too!). :( Do what you can for her, there is more research you can do on the internet. You can even look up discussion on gout here on BYC, to...

Greetings Farm life101, Here's a perfect example of the old saying, "A picture is worth a thousand words". Here is what I believe is going on with your hen. Too much uric acid is being produced, but not eliminated from the body. Therefore, she has developed a mild case of gout. There is...