speckledsuspect1213
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- Jun 23, 2024
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awe that’s so great to hear!!! i’m sure your other hens should welcome their friend back soonShe has a scab on her back. The flesh in the sides is growing back and feathers are coming.
The other hens won't let her be close or sleep in the coop yet, but I believe that by the time it starts to cool here, she will be healed completely and they will let her back in the coop.
I am leaving the scab as it seems to be shrinking daily!
Thanks for asking. This is my favorite chicken and I'm glad she made it
i’m so glad your feather baby is doing good!! i’m sure your hen is so grateful that you gave her a chance!!
last year i also had a one of our hens (her name is myrtle, and she’s also a speckled sussex!) get attacked by a fox, and fortunately some geese hunters stopped by and told us they saw a fox attacking one of our chickens just in time before the fox took her! but anyway me and my little sister nursed myrtle back to health! she is now happy and healthy!
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