- Jan 6, 2012
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We have purchased three chickens from Omlet nearly a year ago, and they have a lovely big run and we let them in to the garden at the end of their day.
But now found my youngest's chicken called Henny Penny has white faeces on her tail and has lost her feathers around her bottom. We checked, after reading lots on the internet, that she could be egg bound. After examining her, we cant find any lumps. So then thought it could be parasites, so started her on Verm x yesterday. She is eating, and drinks loads, but isn't as chirpy as her pals.
Any advice would be gratefully received....didn't think that i would become attached to a chicken, but now cant bear to think she may be in pain.
Thanks
Alli
But now found my youngest's chicken called Henny Penny has white faeces on her tail and has lost her feathers around her bottom. We checked, after reading lots on the internet, that she could be egg bound. After examining her, we cant find any lumps. So then thought it could be parasites, so started her on Verm x yesterday. She is eating, and drinks loads, but isn't as chirpy as her pals.
Any advice would be gratefully received....didn't think that i would become attached to a chicken, but now cant bear to think she may be in pain.
Thanks
Alli

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