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  1. azygous

    Favus - my Serama Hen has it.

    It sucks when you lose a patient. You're right, it's not always possible to know what's wrong and we try to do something and sometimes anything to see if it will work. There was obviously far more going on inside your chicken than any of us could have guessed. I'm sorry we couldn't have a happy...
  2. azygous

    Favus - my Serama Hen has it.

    Oil is the best treatment for scaly leg mites, but if it turns into seborrheic dermatitis, then you would want to stop the oils and use a dandruff shampoo to treat this possible secondary issue as oils will make this dermatitis worse.
  3. azygous

    Favus - my Serama Hen has it.

    Perhaps you're onto something about the scaly mite treatment causing this skin issue. Using oils on leg mites could create this problem since oil makes it much worse.
  4. azygous

    Favus - my Serama Hen has it.

    Maybe this tiny girl has seborrheic dermatitis. It's like cradle cap or dandruff, and you treat it with a dandruff shampoo. No harm in trying it.
  5. azygous

    Favus - my Serama Hen has it.

    Another thing you could try on her scaly lesions on her breast is coconut oil. It's a natural anti-fungal, and it will also condition her flaky skin and help it to heal.
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