He's beautiful!He’s also the head rooster we have 2 others but they are dwarfs. This is him
Does he ever get picked on at all that you see of?
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He's beautiful!He’s also the head rooster we have 2 others but they are dwarfs. This is him
For the feather no, nothing to worry about, no cream needed.Ok. So you think it looks normal not to worry about anything? should I put cream on it.
Nope no one messes with him at all. But he’s a big breeder lol with the hens and his plastic water dish… the dish is his favourite lol… he’s specialHe's beautiful!
Does he ever get picked on at all that you see of?
I'm not too sure what's wrong.Nope no one messes with him at all. But he’s a big breeder lol with the hens and his plastic water dish… the dish is his favourite lol… he’s special
Ok. Yes definitely not going to eat him we’ve had him 2 years now. Thank you so muchFeathers are broken and rubbed off.
Could be from some picking.
Observe to see if he's picking at himself. If he is, then treat him for lice/mites. For a rooster that I wasn't going to eat in a month or so, I'd treat him with Ivermectin Pour On, dose is 0.09ml per pound of weight applied to the base of the neck along the spine coming into contact with the skin. Repeat in 10-14 days.
So I ended up finding lice on him and a few others so I’m going to be treating them. Noticed it after their bath. I have a question tho, how do I get rid of the clips on grey on their feathers.? I think it’s the e eggs at the base of the feathersAre you seeing mites?
I think even in Canada you can find Permethrin based poultry spray or dust. Check with your local feed store to see what they have available.