I hope she will be ok. I've had some miss for a night or two and come back fine.Hi all. Just before leaving, I had one of Jace's pullets escape and run into the woods. I tried for the longest time to catch her, but couldn't. I planned on getting back before dark, but I got delayed. Now I can't find her and I feel terrible for leaving her....
Maybe she's okay. I had a duck vanish for 3 days once and come back unharmed....
Bump into a lot of stuff?Sadly, I do sometimes forget to open my eyes.
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That's a good thing, isn't it?I see veins in an egg!!
You mean a piece of a fox tail or is foxtail something different? I not sure I have the stomach for this. Ugh. Not home yet to do a thing.Poultry abscesses are not like mammal abscesses, so I don't think there's any point in using a salve. Keep in mind that the underlying problem might be a respiratory infection, but it could also be a foreign body infection, like from a fox tail. [COLOR=333333]Last year I found a rooster with a nasty infected eye, but no other signs of respiratory infection, so I removed the pus as best as I could and set him free. Several days later the pus was back, so I did it again, but this time I was more aggressive and manged to get this out of his choanal slit:[/COLOR] [COLOR=333333][/COLOR] [COLOR=333333]Cause of sinus infection was the foxtail. To get it out I had to apply pressure to the area between his nostril and his eye.[/COLOR] [COLOR=333333]This is a choanal slit - Photo by BYC's Nambroth[/COLOR] [COLOR=333333]
[/COLOR] [COLOR=333333]-Kathy[/COLOR]
