Hi @Lady Red. Thanks for asking. Ruby seems to be having a good day. Millie, too. Lucky, not so much. She's slow, bloated, and went to bed early. I accidentally posted this before finishing, but that's where we are.
That's a lot of chatter. I love it!Wanted to share what I go out to most mornings to clean the coop... and no, no one has laid an egg
Poor Emily. Have you checked her abdomen for bloating? Not laying for two weeks could be a big clue.
x2 heat could definitely be affecting her and being inside might be helpful. Do you happen to have any pedialyte or even gatorade on hand? Straight pedialyte or diluted gatorade can help if it's a heat issue.Could be the heat. A night in the house might be very good for her.
Oh, wow. I'm now looking at this on a laptop, which I rarely do (I'm usually on my phone). She is SO sleek, she almost looks oily in these photos. Amazing!
I'm sorry to hear that lucky has not perked up yet. I would expect it to be about 3 days until the antibiotics make a difference. That is what I've seen.
That is a good idea. Electrolytes with glucose.
She has a beautiful shine. I have more from that photo shoot that I will post later this week.
Really fabulous photo! My Flash's comb is not that red, even after worming and treating for coccidiosis. Gorgeous!
Haha! That's nice of you to say, Bob. I thought she had the least attractive face of any chicken I've had. AND she was NOT a lap sitter. But we really bonded when I cared for her. When she was living in the bathroom, she dragged herself into my lap for comfort.Gosh she was pretty.
Freaking adorably cute. Are we sure front left is not a boy?
