mapurcel
Songster
recently I took one of my girls to get checked out by the vet for leg mites. (Different girl than photo). The vet said that my hen did not have mites.... but the one I took in looks the best out of all of them.
I didn’t press the matter because it is a new vet and she came out and stood in the rain with no umbrella to describe a whole bill of health. When her glasses started to fog I just left it alone.
I have a flock of year old mille fluers and I’m new to feathered feet BUT these legs look awfully suspicious to me.
is it normal for feathered footed feet to be this scaly compared to regular girls?
I didn’t press the matter because it is a new vet and she came out and stood in the rain with no umbrella to describe a whole bill of health. When her glasses started to fog I just left it alone.
I have a flock of year old mille fluers and I’m new to feathered feet BUT these legs look awfully suspicious to me.
is it normal for feathered footed feet to be this scaly compared to regular girls?