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Yes, thank you so much. I love my hens, especially this one since she's the last of our original flock. I'm going to take some more pictures for yall and talk to my husband since this is most likely not her molting. I really appreciate your input so much. Thank you again!! ❤

My husband and I lost our entire first flock (besides the Orpington hen) to hawks and another predator. Our reason for having the rooster is to protect the flock. He is pretty young. A little over seven months now if I'm doing my math right. I also ordered some hen saddles, much to my husband's...

Alright. So. I've bought some vetrycin and some 'Pick No More'. I also took a picture before applying any of it. They're not the best, but hopefully you can see enough of her comb. When I was applying everything, I didn't even have to hold onto her. It was like she knew it was to try and help her 😢

I'm in Oklahoma. We noticed she started loosing her feathers when it started getting warmer. I don't currently have any pictures but I'll post some as soon as I can. I would separate one of them, but I'm still setting up a spot for that as the only space we have closed off is full of chicks and...

Thank you so much! I'll definitely try everything I can. I'll also try and get some good pictures to post tomorrow. Thank you again!

Thank you!! I'm thinking of getting some 'Pick No More' to try and deter him from biting her until we can get a separate area set up, but I'm not sure it'll be enough. Thankfully she knows how to escape into our tree for a while.

Our hen is a Buff Orpington, is a little over a year old and weighs about 7 or 8 pounds. Our Rhode Island Rooster has been treading her excessively. Because she's molting, he's even pulled out all the feathers on the back of her head. So now all he has to hold onto is her comb, which is now...