pox

  1. Age-of-Goositude

    Wet Pox

    I experienced wet Pox last summer it was tragic. I looked it up and there is literally no cure but to try to boost their immune system. I thought it was canker at first but there was yellow balls of plaque strewn down yhe back of their throat and chunks growing in their air holes. We pulled the...
  2. McMillsh

    Bad case of Canker? Pox?... Help!

    Hi everybody *Please see attached photos* :( :( I have an Easter Egger that is about 2-3 years old. She recently came down with a bad case of canker...or pox (wet or dry?) and I am new to these diseases...I have isolated her from the other chickens. She has a horribly disfiguring lesion(?) on...
  3. RosterRookie

    Blemishes / Spots on Combs

    Merry (early) Christmas. We're new here to the forum and relatively new to owning chickens as well. For the past 9 months we've had almost no problems at all but recently we've noticed a few spots on some of the girl's combs. We've already poked around in the forums and see we're hardly the...
  4. Mini-Daisy

    HELP! frostbite pox or something else ??

    My laying hen Mini had some grayish spots on her comb this morning when I checked on her and the other chickens. Her behavior is as normal, eating and drinking well talkative as always so her behavior showed no signs of any problem,but the color of her comb is worrying me. It has gotten...
  5. M

    Wet pox / canker

    I have a few birds with one or the other of these problems. They have bubbling eyes and yellow lesions in the eyes, mouth and throat. There are no dry pox present. There is also no bloody phlegm. I have already vaccinated the healthy birds for pox yesterday because it seemed like the more...
  6. Africats

    Is this pigeon pox? Please help!

    I found this pigeon in the bushes today nearly dead. Was able to give him some water through an eye dropper and revive him, then eventually he drank a little on his own with help. He won't eat or drink by himself, and I'm wondering if these scabs over his eyes are pox. If so what can I do and if...
  7. henvy

    Fowl Pox in North Denver CO

    Hi all, I think my rooster has Fowl Pox (I'll post a photo later). I saw it two mornings ago and today I think I see signs on two hens. I'm hoping its dry pox. Has anyone else in Denver had a problem with pox this year (or any time)? Should I call CSU to talk to one of their vets? Anyone...
  8. NDgoatgirlNV

    Help please, is this Fowl Pox?

    I rescued a Cornish cross rooster yesterday and when I asked the previous owner about the black marks on his comb, she said it might have been from the other birds picking on him..he is 14 weeks old and HUGE! I've been so paranoid about keeping my flock disease free, I'm just wondering if what...
  9. Avian Pox in Chickens - Warning, Graphic Pictures (under construction)

    Avian Pox in Chickens - Warning, Graphic Pictures (under construction)

    Avian Pox (text courtesy of Mississippi State University, photos by BYC) Avian pox is a relatively slow-spreading viral disease in birds, characterized by wart-like nodules on the skin and diphtheritic necrotic membranes lining the mouth and upper respiratory system. It has been present in...
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