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My Bantam Turkens are literally just a handful when fully grown. I love my little ones.
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If it was an allergy. I have no clue what it would be from. I wish it would go away and never rear it's ugly head again! I am going to try not medicating. It just occurred to me, that maybe I keep spreading it every time I rub the antibiotic cream on.homeschoolchick, that's so odd, looks much like the ones on my guy who has since recovered just fine. Only one other bird had tinier spots but they didn't scab over and eventually that bird had nothing. It could be an allergic reaction to something. That would be my best guess right now.
I agree with flower on the cute little cockerel with the red leakage. . . Blue and he's a cutie! My barred cockerel, like his lavender dad, has leakage but it looks more like he's just dirty or tea stained.
This sounds silly but honestly it sounds like psoriasis. Which has several components, autoimmune being the biggest. I had psoriasis all my life until I retired or was pregnant. Not to long ago I started taking Vitamin D 3 and B 6 and it has finally totally gone away. So thy to treat with vitamins if you are not doing so at this time. Also I am sure that Benadryl Ointment could be tried so that it would soften the spots and maybe she will not pick at them as I am sure that is half of the problem. Surely trying either or both benadryl and hydrocortisone over the counter dose ointment at least once or twice in a small area would not cause a problem.Nothing oozing. They are dry and at first look like a white bump and next day look like a bloody scab. She scratches at them. It gets big like my old picture shows, which is like a weird scab that falls off and under it is a smaller red spot and then it seems to cycle through again![]()
Oh okay, sorry I missunderstood thought they all had it.Kassaundra- none of the others had it. One other had one spot on it's neck that at the time I thought had it but it went away and never presented itself completely like the other, so maybe it was a peck. Since then she is the only one with this problem. I am wondering if I keep making it worse by rubbing stuff on her. I am going to leave it a lone for a few days and see what happens.
I do understand what you mean about not wanting to have an immunocompromised chicken, but for now I am thinking it is an external thing. Hoping to not be wrong, but will keep your suggestions in mind. Thank you very much for wanting to help. Please keep my chicken in your thoughts and please let me know if you think of anything else.
-Flower- thank you! When it comes to chickens, I don't think anything can be ruled outThey are the most craziest, disease susceptible animals out there! (at least that is what it seems)
Please know I appreciate any thoughts! If you think it is crazy..I will still think it is helpful and appreciate any concern anyone has!![]()