Hello, I think I have a couple chickens with favus. One was positively diagnosed by a vet months ago. I’ve tried miconizole, but I couldn’t keep up with twice a day every day. I have a 10% iodine I could use, but I know that’s a higher percentage than recommended. Do you think I could still use...
Hi! First time posting on here. My 20 week Austrawhite was the first hen to exhibit symptoms. She had black spots on her, but I was able to get them off with Vaseline. A week later I noticed a chapped like substance & black dots on her comb. My husband seems to think the spots are dirt and the...
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My young rooster Rambo seems to have an eye that seems a little gray, which leads me to believe that eye might be blind.
He sometimes let that eye closed, or like this morning, it looks like his eyelids are sticky and stuck together (1st picture). That eye always looks like...
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It never fails, but I go on vacation and come back to one of my hens faces like this! Poor baby, looks so uncomfortable! I washed her face with just soap and water yesterday and started Miconazole cream, but wanted to confirm my thoughts and google research. Do we agree favoring Favus...
Both of them are scratching their faces more than normal. I’m treating with a worming cream and clotrimazole and doesn’t seem to be too effective. Should i buy miconazole and tolnaftate? Any tips?🙏
Hi all, I recently noticed that 4 out of my 5 buff Orpingtons have white on their combs. I’m a newbie. I’m hoping that someone with more experience can weigh in on whether this is just dry skin or a fungal infection. They are 7 months old, laying well and behaving like they usually do. Here are...
Feeling overwhelmed, my whole flock is affected by scaly skin on their combs and faces. Some of them have now lost feathers and their scalps have thickened.
I want to know if anyone can give me a second opinion on the photos I will attach.
Has anyone treated favus successfully? How long did...
I have a 10/11 month old silkie bantam rooster and noticed over the past week or two white chalky and flaky developing on his comb. In some areas there is little black specs but no raised lesions. He seems normal with the same amount of energy and the only thing wrong we noticed was this...
So first, I have indeed read several threads before posting, but still had some doubts as nothing seemed to describe my specific situation. I mostly see posts about Favus in combs/wattles. Also, first time flock owner and wanting confirmation...
I have included some really close up photos, and...
On Wednesday, November 11, we discovered yellowish blisters on Bonnie's comb. She's a 7-month-old Brown Leghorn who just started laying about two weeks ago. I shared her pic with local chicken keepers who said that she has Fowl Pox. I isolated her immediately and began giving her electrolytes...
My Silkie roo Nugget (9 months old)
Started acting out of sorts and lethargic with diarrhoea 7 weeks ago.
6 weeks ago (Sept 16) taken to vet who thought it might be fowl pox and prescribed pain killers and an antibiotic (for secondary infection).
around 4 weeks ago - his eyes had completely...
Today i just noticed that under my rooster's comb there is a white scab? its huge and i have searched it up but not seen anything like this. and there is also black scabs on top of his comb which again i didn't paid attention to my chicken and now im finally noticing after searching up foul pox...
Ravenwood by Katebd posted Dec 17, 2019 at 8:16 AMSo, based on images, I really believe that we have one chicken in our flock which has favus and not frostbite..it is white on the tips of the back of her comb..it has been cold, but not cold enough for frostbite I don't think. I will post a pic...
Hello everyone! One of my old isa brown hens has a respiratory issue (some discharge out of nostrils) and I have ordered vetrx which is arriving tomorrow. Today I noticed this (white spots on comb) I asked some other people and they said it’s Favus, what do you guys think? What do I buy to treat...
One of my chickens started looking poorly on Monday (April 8). Tail down and lethargic. We've had very healthy chickens and no problems for a few years now, so it was definitely a surprise when this one started acting sick. I know chickens are great at hiding illness, so when we notice...