Sorry you lost your beloved boy. What a lovely tribute you wrote about your friend.Still no change for the better for my banty hen. It pains me to see her like that. It's a huge bummer as well since she is my showmanship bird. I'm continuing treatment, and today I noticed that she is opening her white eye and when I looked closely at it there was a gooey clear liquid in it. Almost like gelatin.I have no idea what that could mean, but I am hoping maybe it's just a part of the healing process. I also lost my dearest rooster today.
I rescued him from a friend who said he had been dropped off at his farm. Poor guy was covered in lice and had a very overgrown beak. I believe he was old since he never once bred his hens, though he had a whole coop of Silkie girls all to himself. I don't think I've ever enjoyed a chicken as much as him. He'll be missed. The one thing's for sure, I definitely don't have a shortage of pictures of this guy. He was such a camera hog.
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On a better note, my wry neck Silkie chick is improving! That's something good to focus on.
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