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[Shinyicyy]

That's not really an ideal diet for a nice rooster. Is there anywhere to buy commercial chicken feed in your area? I think it could be calcium deposits but I'm not a dr or a vet.

Ya I have ordered his food

 

[dawg53]

It has nothing to do with diet. I have no idea what it is other than it looks like normal white skin pigment on one of my Buff Leghorn roosters.
There are several on his left eye. I tried squeezing one and nothing happened.
I applied Monostat cream thinking it might be fungal to no avail.
There is also one of the white pigments in each inner ear hole. I've never seen that inside a chicken ear before.

 

[Shinyicyy]

It has nothing to do with diet. I have no idea what it is other than it looks like normal white skin pigment on one of my Buff Leghorn roosters.
There are several on his left eye. I tried squeezing one and nothing happened.
I applied Monostat cream thinking it might be fungal to no avail.
There is also one of the white pigments in each inner ear hole. I've never seen that inside a chicken ear before.

Ya one has told me it's normal
But did that increase to your hen ?

 

[dawg53]

Ya one has told me it's normal
But did that increase to your hen ?

No. There are none on my hens. Do you have them on Leghorn hens?

 

[Shinyicyy]

No. There are none on my hens. Do you have them on Leghorn hens?

Just you said na you also have on your hens

 

[Shinyicyy]

No. There are none on my hens. Do you have them on Leghorn hens?

 

[Saaniya]

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some rooster tend to develop the skin similar with their cheeks as they age it’s many times genetic and won’t cause any trouble to the body

 

[Saaniya]

unless it won’t causing any harm to the rooster applying anything that is not mean, touching , trying to squeezing can cause severe damage to the eyelid .