sarah4hchickens
Chirping
- Jan 4, 2020
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Any help is appreciated!
I went outside to see my chickens today, and I noticed my 3 year old bantam wyandotte was hunched over and one of her eyes is swollen shut. The other is partially shut but she can still see out of it. She is pretty much not moving, but is moving her head in a consistent line pattern. She is extremely easy to pick up, and she usually is not. None of my other birds have had any health problems. She is currently inside and is being fed and watered with a syringe every hour, but that isn’t working very well. Does anyone have experience with this or and idea how I can help her?!
I went outside to see my chickens today, and I noticed my 3 year old bantam wyandotte was hunched over and one of her eyes is swollen shut. The other is partially shut but she can still see out of it. She is pretty much not moving, but is moving her head in a consistent line pattern. She is extremely easy to pick up, and she usually is not. None of my other birds have had any health problems. She is currently inside and is being fed and watered with a syringe every hour, but that isn’t working very well. Does anyone have experience with this or and idea how I can help her?!