Ok so I will start by saying that I rescue animals so illness and injuries are something that I run into everyday. We have had one outbreak of fowl pox but this was over a year ago and everything was disinfected. The birds that had it passed away as they got the wet version. 
Anyways...Over a year went by with no more issues and now I noticed 4 of my roosters have something odd on their face. All 4 of them have dry flaky skin on their face that looks similar to a reptiles shedding. Only 1 however has the bumps. The one with the bumps is also missing a small piece of his comb so I'm not sure if that is maybe just from him fighting another rooster? Is this fowl pox or something else and I'm just scaring myself? I also have a young mystic Onyx pullet that has one bump above her eye on her eyelid. She also has sever mites though. She was infested when I got her and we are currently treating her. None of the chickens are acting like they are bothered at all. Acting totally normal. Eating normal. Everything is normal other than the bumps and flaky skin. What do y'all think? I won't be accepting more rescues until this is taken care of. All the affected chickens are in quarantine until I figure out what is wrong. The last time we had a outbreak the chickens quickly got sick and passed away which is why I'm confused as these act unbothered.
Anyways...Over a year went by with no more issues and now I noticed 4 of my roosters have something odd on their face. All 4 of them have dry flaky skin on their face that looks similar to a reptiles shedding. Only 1 however has the bumps. The one with the bumps is also missing a small piece of his comb so I'm not sure if that is maybe just from him fighting another rooster? Is this fowl pox or something else and I'm just scaring myself? I also have a young mystic Onyx pullet that has one bump above her eye on her eyelid. She also has sever mites though. She was infested when I got her and we are currently treating her. None of the chickens are acting like they are bothered at all. Acting totally normal. Eating normal. Everything is normal other than the bumps and flaky skin. What do y'all think? I won't be accepting more rescues until this is taken care of. All the affected chickens are in quarantine until I figure out what is wrong. The last time we had a outbreak the chickens quickly got sick and passed away which is why I'm confused as these act unbothered.
