Hi, newbie here (to the forum and raising chickens)
I have 11 Cornish X that are a about 7 weeks old. We will process a few this weekend just to get our feet wet so-to-speak.
A few weeks ago 1 of the birds was picked on and had to be quarantined. It was a bloody mess. She suffered quite heavily in the vent area and has never made a complete recovery in that feces don't excrete normally and accumulate on her vent & underside. She was reintroduced to the flock a week later with no further incidents. We call that one Crusty Butt. This morning I noticed her vent area (not the vent itself) is quite enlarged, almost like there's an egg stuck in there, see pic way down below.
My question is; should I dispose of this chicken so as to not waste any more food on her or is there anything I can do to make her appear more "appetizing" and edible?
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THANKS for looking.... it's gross aint it?!
I have 11 Cornish X that are a about 7 weeks old. We will process a few this weekend just to get our feet wet so-to-speak.
A few weeks ago 1 of the birds was picked on and had to be quarantined. It was a bloody mess. She suffered quite heavily in the vent area and has never made a complete recovery in that feces don't excrete normally and accumulate on her vent & underside. She was reintroduced to the flock a week later with no further incidents. We call that one Crusty Butt. This morning I noticed her vent area (not the vent itself) is quite enlarged, almost like there's an egg stuck in there, see pic way down below.
My question is; should I dispose of this chicken so as to not waste any more food on her or is there anything I can do to make her appear more "appetizing" and edible?
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THANKS for looking.... it's gross aint it?!