Black Spots on Easter Eggers Comb

Sheckleman

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Nov 27, 2022
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Can someone tell me if the black spots on my Easter Eggers comb are anything to be concerned about. Besides the spots she seems to be perfectly healthy. I thought it may be mosquito bites but none of my other 6 chickens have anything like this.

Five minutes later....I just went to feed the girls dinner an noticed another Easter Egger and a Barred Plymoth Rock have the same spots. is this something contagious?
 

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I believe your chickens (and I guess mine) have fowl pox the dry version it should go away in 2-4 weeks the wet version is the only dangerous one dry they should be ok
Yes I would agree that it looks like fowl pox. It is a virus spread by mosquitoes. It lasts about a month, requires no treatment, and they should both recover.
 

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