Diffrent eye color- not emergency!

[Morgank]

Thank´s all of you! I got a good lesson, don´t think the worst. This is my problem, i am just so scared. I have also nightmares about my chickens.

 

[Morgank]

The smaller size and odd eye colour would concern me that it could have Marek's disease.

I'm not sure why you are so sensitive about feed discussion. I'm not saying it has anything to do with this chicken's problem but a balanced diet is really important for a chicken.... eating in a restaurant does not mean healthy eating. A formulated feed is the best option for chickens, not being given a choice of foods and expecting them to make healthy choices, just like we don't always select the healthy items on a menu.

Sorry Barbara, i have to respond also this feeding issue.
My experiance with chickens is only 6 months.
Yes i am senstitive person, and i am sensitive whit all animals and birds.
I am sorry, if i wrote "restaurant food" My family think so.
I have my own garden and i grow all vegetables and herbs by myself. Today is almost middle of november and i have still spring onion, pac-choi, oregano and salvage. But this is not all that my chickens eat. They eat basic chicken feed (for laying hens and winter feed)my own cooked feed and wheat. I also buy them seeds, broccol, tunafish, fishoil, apples a.s.o. The list is very long.
We dont have leftovers, because i have 2 dogs.
I thought, that this time i dont have to bring those lists, because i have to translate (this is my problem) it every time. Next time i use copy paste. And i thought that this is some genetic problem, its not about feeding. Sorry about that.

 

[Morgank]

Oh she's pretty. I expected her to be blue and thought it was a type of Faverolle I haven't seen before. We just call the, salmon faverolles. I have some too!
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Hi! I didnt say blue, but the color is blue- salmon, whitch is also one faverolle color options. I have common salmon faverolle chicken too.