That makes sense. I had not realized how much they change their looks when they molt, or in your case moult.No, not yet. One of the problems I have is until they finish moulting I won't really know what they look like.
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That makes sense. I had not realized how much they change their looks when they molt, or in your case moult.No, not yet. One of the problems I have is until they finish moulting I won't really know what they look like.
That's good news about River! What treatment is she on?They seem to be doing ok. Tegan has stopped being broody and River appears to be responding to treatment. Thanks for asking!
More importantly, it's made life easier for them. That's the part I'm genuinely grateful for.I'm pleased you found it useful. It does make life so much easier if you can handle chickens with confidence.
I haven't even been trying to learn the allotment crew. Except for Henry and Matilda, who are so easy to recognise. When Shad said he couldn't tell them apart I knew I probably never would.I am trying to tell all your red ones apart. The one in the foreground not molting has a distinct white tail. Does she have a name yet?
Still, it's got to be so much better than cornering them in the broad daylight.I agree. It took me a while to get it but it definitely helps. My only problem is that there is enough room for even a half asleep chicken to walk off down the roost as I approach.
The funny thing is @RoyalChick the only symptom that I saw was the two funny eggs this week.We're back from seeing Mark and Mary has mild peritonitis. So glad we caught it early!
So the hens are on linco for a week.
He was very happy with Peggy's condition, so the diet with supplements continues for her.
I know some are still sick but there;s such a big improvement overall ~ though I guess finishing their moult helps.
Yes, that is quite worrying. Did he explain how he knew that was the problem?The funny thing is @RoyalChick the only symptom that I saw was the two funny eggs this week.
From her behaviour, you'd think she was healthy. And yet peritonitis would be painful.