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  1. TundraFang

    Feeding my sweet scissor beak

    It's so hard to loose a chicken but when you have such a close bond with one It's absolutely devastating. It's not "just a chicken". I truly hope you find peace and know you did everything you possibly could. I hope this doesn't deter you from raising chickens because it's such a rewarding...
  2. TundraFang

    Feeding my sweet scissor beak

    I'm so sorry! I wonder what caused it...
  3. TundraFang

    Feeding my sweet scissor beak

    Aww! Glad she enjoyed it!
  4. TundraFang

    Feeding my sweet scissor beak

    Here's what I use:The tube is roughly 6 inches, long enough to reach the bottom of her crop. You can measure yours by holding the end of the tube at her crop and extending her neck. Cut the tube to the correct size just above her beak. This doesn't have to be exact. You just need it to be long...
  5. TundraFang

    Feeding my sweet scissor beak

    Here's the video I used when I first tried it: Here's some articles about tube feeding and crossbeaks: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/caring-for-cross-beaked-and-other-special-needs-chickens-including-tube-feeding-techniques.64321/...
  6. TundraFang

    Feeding my sweet scissor beak

    Bathing is pretty much the same as bathing a small dog. I fill my sink with water and let her soak (she loves the warm water). I scrub the dirty areas with dawn soap and use a wet washcloth and cotton swabs for her beak and face. It's very important to keep her beak clean because she can get an...
  7. TundraFang

    Feeding my sweet scissor beak

    Here's my girl!
  8. TundraFang

    Feeding my sweet scissor beak

    I give my girl baths every day! She can't preen and gets food all over her! I've recently started tube feeding so I don't have to do it as often now. You can use dawn soap if you need to.
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