Ducclelover10's chat thread! (Continued)

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Ducclelover10 said:
That's too much stress for the poor bird. My opinion on the situation is that you should remove her as soon as possible.
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Well the cranberries worked and they stopped picking at her. If they continued to pick at her I was going to ask my mom if she could stay in the house for a few days.

Thanks for the advice :D
 
Good! Went tubing at the river today. It's 3:14 here. I'm gonna go down to the pavilion soon. There's a couple pool tables,2 vending machines,a volleyball thingy-majig,table tennis...etc.
 
MsChickenMomma said:
Well the cranberries worked and they stopped picking at her. If they continued to pick at her I was going to ask my mom if she could stay in the house for a few days.

Thanks for the advice
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Have you ever tried Blu-Kote? It heals the wound and may deter the other hens. I warn you though: be very careful when using it.... It stains VERY badly and will even stain skin.
 
shadow rabbit10 said:
Have you ever tried Blu-Kote? It heals the wound and may deter the other hens. I warn you though: be very careful when using it.... It stains VERY badly and will even stain skin.
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Well we don't use Blu-Kote because I read that it's bad for chickens to ingest it or breath it in, and it would be on her tail (Which she sits and preens a lot) so we didn't want to use it. My dad also used it on his chickens when I was little because he had picking problems, and it didn't work. They still picked at each other.

If they continue to pick at her I will probably separate her from them until the problem stops.
 
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