Still look pretty much like injuries to me.Some updated photos, to see if y’all still think it is just pecking injuries.
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Still look pretty much like injuries to me.Some updated photos, to see if y’all still think it is just pecking injuries.
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@Mason Farm and Ranch @Wyorp Rock @TX Chick NoobStill look pretty much like injuries to me.
Yep, that's fowl pox. There are several lesions starting up behind the big one.@Mason Farm and Ranch @Wyorp Rock @TX Chick Noob
Since this was recently discussed thread, I figured I’d add to it. I am trying to figure out if we are dealing with fowl pox or a pecking injury. I have a hard time believing it’s fowl pox, but it would be our first encounter. Started putting neosporin on it last night as it was not healing on its own. Been like this for about a week or so. No other issues. Any thoughts/advice would be helpful! Based on what the OP had going on, I wanted to compare.
Ugh, what a bummer. There’s 2 others with him currently that we haven’t separated. Guess I’ll have to do that today. And thank you for the advice. That makes sense so I’ll hold off on fussing over it too much. Is it best to offer supportive care like poultry cell to keep his immune system strong? My guess is it’s from flies or mosquitos.. they have been horrible this summer. And we have had so much rain.Yep, that's fowl pox. There are several lesions starting up behind the big one.
There's not a lot to be done other than quarantine the bird. It has a low mortality rate, but it can get very unattractive. It will heal up in a few weeks and you bird will be back to normal.
I myself did apply Lidocaine lotion on one bird who had it really bad. But in hot weather, putting oily ointments on the comb reduces the ability to shed heat, so don't do it.
Ugh, what a bummer. There’s 2 others with him currently that we haven’t separated. Guess I’ll have to do that today. And thank you for the advice. That makes sense so I’ll hold off on fussing over it too much. Is it best to offer supportive care like poultry cell to keep his immune system strong? My guess is it’s from flies or mosquitos.. they have been horrible this summer. And we have had so much rain
On the upside, once they get it, they are immune. They shouldn't get it again.Ugh, what a bummer. There’s 2 others with him currently that we haven’t separated. Guess I’ll have to do that today. And thank you for the advice. That makes sense so I’ll hold off on fussing over it too much. Is it best to offer supportive care like poultry cell to keep his immune system strong? My guess is it’s from flies or mosquitos.. they have been horrible this summer. And we have had so much rain.
Well that’s a plus! This guy is also limping so I’m not sure if he hurt himself or what else is happening. He’s on crate rest until further notice. More lesions have popped up so he’s looking rough. Hoping after this week it’ll start to get better.On the upside, once they get it, they are immune. They shouldn't get it again.
You check the bottom of his feet?Well that’s a plus! This guy is also limping so I’m not sure if he hurt himself or what else is happening. He’s on crate rest until further notice. More lesions have popped up so he’s looking rough. Hoping after this week it’ll start to get better.
Yes I did. I didn’t see anything abnormal. I was worried at first it would be bumble foot or something on top of fowl pox. He’s sticking his one leg out and kind of hopping around. I didn’t feel anything protruding that would indicate a broke bone. He lets me pick him up. He is able to stand.You check the bottom of his feet?
He doing anything off with his head?Yes I did. I didn’t see anything abnormal. I was worried at first it would be bumble foot or something on top of fowl pox. He’s sticking his one leg out and kind of hopping around. I didn’t feel anything protruding that would indicate a broke bone. He lets me pick him up. He is able to stand.