Do you have (occasionally) chickens or other poultry in your house?

[CCsGarden]

This old gal lived to be 14 yrs old, she loved coming inside for a plate of greens or scrambled eggs. Sick birds or those that need their butts cleaned are brought in as needed.

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Is she still living?

 

[TwoCrows]

Is she still living?

No she's gone now. She was my sweetheart.

 

[CCsGarden]

No she's gone now. She was my sweetheart.

I'm sorry! so do you have any more?

 

[TwoCrows]

I'm sorry! so do you have any more?

No she was my last, however more are in the works!

 

[CCsGarden]

No she was my last, however more are in the works!

Yay!!!!!!

 

[notabitail]

Raising chicks in the living room can cause them to just wander in at times.
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They also knocked on the back door, looking for treats.

Coming in was tolerated for a few minutes; knocking got them treats.

My Chicken Abigail was potty trained too. Wouldn't poo in my room. She would poo as soon as she went outside.

 

[BDutch]

I normally have some inside!

Chickens or doves?
You may show us a few photos

 

[BDutch]

My Chicken Abigail was potty trained too. Wouldn't poo in my room. She would poo as soon as she went outside.

My Dutch bantams only poop from the roost (poop board) or outside. Not on the coop floor.

 

[talkinboutchickens]

I take in my chickens if they are sick/have an injury like frostbite or any other scenario where if they go outside it could get worse. For instance, when my hen had fly strike and a prolapse at the same time, putting her back outside would attract more flies Of course, I keep my baby chicks in a brooder indoors....for too long actually....When it comes to moving the fully-feathered babies outside I stall I've never actually had a chicken with a sickness internally (excluding egg binding, sour crop etc.) such as marek's, salmonella, or a flu or something, but if I did it would be hard for me to decide whether to bring them in or not, especially if it puts my other pets and us at risk.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Sometimes for baths if needed, & treatments for feet issues. Then they go back outside.