HELP my chicken

[PrincessLay-a]

White spots could be an indicator of fowl pox. I don't know much about fowl pox so dont take my word for it. I just know that is a symptom.

 

[PrincessLay-a]

Does she have white spots anywhere else?
Check anywhere that doesn't have feather.
It could also be mites.
Does she have raised scales?

 

[PrincessLay-a]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/white-spots-on-comb.649617/page-2
I found this thread where someone had the same issue. You may find it helpful.

 

[mylifewithpets]

We're not looking for your address or anything! Just the general area of the world so we know the type of climate you are in. That's all.

sorry will do it tomorrow pronto

 

[mylifewithpets]

sorry will do it tomorrow pronto

mid 30's

 

[mylifewithpets]

help!! my chicken has white dots on her comb! they look a bit like calluses!

 

[mylifewithpets]

this is her

 

[ButtonquailGirl14]

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that is fowl pocks.i would isolate and then treat. @Eggcessive @Wyorp Rock @casportpony

 

[Ribh]

After you post pictures, can you update your profile with your location?

@mylifewithpets : you need to be a little more specific. I'm in Oz but subtropical. You look like you might be hotter & drier. No~one wants your exact location just enough info to help decide if your climate is a factor. Humidity/no humidity? Temperate/extreme?

 

[DobieLover]

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I agree that it looks like fowl pox. Isolation is not necessary. It is transmitted via mosquitoes. It will run it's course in a few weeks.