BreakneckRedneck
Chirping
- Jun 27, 2022
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Mild blood warning!
Can anyone help me with this? My frizzle cochin Cujo has red and mildly bloody sores on both sides of her face, above the eyes. They’re both in the same area so I think it’s from her constantly scratching her head. She’s broody at the moment, and tends to do the constant scratching thing whenever this is the case. However, I’ve never seen it cause wounds like this. What can I do to stop it?
Also, while I’m here. Do those white spots look like fowl pox? Could that be causing her scratching? She preens all over herself frequently, but I again contributed that to her broodiness. Now it has me a bit worried. Any and all help appreciated
Here also is Cheeseburger, with something on her waddle that caused my concern for pox. She does not have the itch issue however
Rest of the flock appears to be fine. Is it a coincidence that these are the two youngest members at a little over a year old?
Can anyone help me with this? My frizzle cochin Cujo has red and mildly bloody sores on both sides of her face, above the eyes. They’re both in the same area so I think it’s from her constantly scratching her head. She’s broody at the moment, and tends to do the constant scratching thing whenever this is the case. However, I’ve never seen it cause wounds like this. What can I do to stop it?
Also, while I’m here. Do those white spots look like fowl pox? Could that be causing her scratching? She preens all over herself frequently, but I again contributed that to her broodiness. Now it has me a bit worried. Any and all help appreciated
Here also is Cheeseburger, with something on her waddle that caused my concern for pox. She does not have the itch issue however
Rest of the flock appears to be fine. Is it a coincidence that these are the two youngest members at a little over a year old?