Oncoming Storm
Crowing
- Jun 3, 2019
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So a couple months ago, we had a round of vent gleet run through our coop. We promptly moved the birds to a new coop, cleaned and disinfected everything, and repeatedly did epsom salt dips, cleaning, disinfecting and anti fungal creams. Most everyone has gotten rid of it but one hen will. Not. Get. Rid of it. We continued to treat her and monitor everyone else. We switched to a better feed to see if that helped and it did in some ways. Everyone got the weight back that they lost including the repeat offender but she still has a poopy butt. It’s not an abnormal color or anything and I cannot for the life of me figure out what’s causing it. I’m currently at college so I only see these birds on the weekends. Our younger birds are still kept separate from this flock just in case repeat offender is contagious or something. No other birds have a poopy butt like she does since I was last home. Any suggestions, ideas? Thoughts?