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  1. RoostersAreAwesome

    I discovered how to help one of my chickens from falling over!!! I'd like ideas to improve upon it!

    I’m glad that she’s doing better. The fact that she isn’t losing weight is a good sign.
  2. RoostersAreAwesome

    I discovered how to help one of my chickens from falling over!!! I'd like ideas to improve upon it!

    Thank you for the links. Though they don’t seem to disprove that a pinprick pupil with a gray ring around it is a symptom of Marek’s. I understand that the only way to be sure is through a necropsy, but that’s the case with a lot of infectious poultry diseases, as is noted in the first link...
  3. RoostersAreAwesome

    I discovered how to help one of my chickens from falling over!!! I'd like ideas to improve upon it!

    If you can find a source that doesn’t list her eye’s condition as a symptom of ocular Marek’s I’d be happy to look into it.
  4. RoostersAreAwesome

    I discovered how to help one of my chickens from falling over!!! I'd like ideas to improve upon it!

    Pinprick pupil with a gray ring around it is textbook ocular Marek’s symptoms.
  5. RoostersAreAwesome

    I discovered how to help one of my chickens from falling over!!! I'd like ideas to improve upon it!

    In certain instances it is obvious that a bird has ocular Marek’s. An example: This hen wasn’t born like this, and it’s only her one eye that’s affected. Also, she isn’t blind in that eye, so it’s unlikely to be an injury.
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