BC, not really all that pink, after the roo broke the skin it was bleeding so he started chasing, but before then I think it was self defense.
Chick, fingers crossed here.
Chick, fingers crossed here.
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Thank you everyone for you input on the hen. Naomi is resting comfortably. Lubricant didnt work. Giving her a little olive oil helped some she had a couple of very small poos toady but very small. Her bottom was so sore today from the urates on her through the night, I gave her 2 warm baths today to soften it up. . She liked both of them and set for each and after 15 minutes she was ready to get out. So I dried her off, put with hazel on her and some mineral oil and let her walk around for a little bit. Then we did the 2nd bath. After that I again put witch hazel on and this time put bag balm on she really liked that. Then she let me put her vent in a little bit not much though. But it's not out as far toady. She's not eating much or drinking much so iI'm giving her water with a syringe. She's getting used to me. After she walked around for a bit I put her back on front of the crate and she went in and sat down on her own. I know cats won't eat or drink if they've gone without for a couple of days when they're sick so I'm wondering if chickens are like v that. So my plan is to keep giving her water with the syringe. I don't have enough confidence to tube her by myself. So I'm going with the syringe. I hand feed her a little egg with yogurt. I'll just keep trying.![]()
a forced molt?
ahh thanks I hadnt ever heard of that before...Yes it's a reduction in protein consumption or a reduction in feed consumption... the chickens need to lose about 30% of their body weight and apperantly will moult when you want them to