- Jun 24, 2013
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Hello Everyone,
I have four lovely ladies which are a little over a year old now. They all seem to be very healthy but this evening I went to go collect the eggs and noticed about a 6 inch circle of died blood on their sleeping roost. I've inspected all the ladies as best as I could and there's no evidence of injury anywhere. Everyone still has all their toenails and there wasn't blood anywhere else except for the roost. I don't think it would be possible for one of the ladies to find a mouse in the sleeping hutch and then carry it up to the roost, which is about 16 inches off the ground.
The bedding is around 3 inches of shavings. I'll inspect the underside of everyone's feet tomorrow. Could this mystery blood be caused by bumblefoot??
Thanks!
I have four lovely ladies which are a little over a year old now. They all seem to be very healthy but this evening I went to go collect the eggs and noticed about a 6 inch circle of died blood on their sleeping roost. I've inspected all the ladies as best as I could and there's no evidence of injury anywhere. Everyone still has all their toenails and there wasn't blood anywhere else except for the roost. I don't think it would be possible for one of the ladies to find a mouse in the sleeping hutch and then carry it up to the roost, which is about 16 inches off the ground.
The bedding is around 3 inches of shavings. I'll inspect the underside of everyone's feet tomorrow. Could this mystery blood be caused by bumblefoot??
Thanks!