Texaschickngirl
Hatching
- Feb 1, 2021
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My oldest part of my flock is 1 year old.
I raised them from baby chicks, I purchased and others raised from our incubated eggs.
I really need help!!!
Oldest is a year they are silkies, bantams, Rhode Islandreds, golden sexlinks, red sexlinks, leghorns, Ameracauna, Easter eggers, olive eggers, Wyandotte
In June of last year I got lavender orphingtons, buff orphingtons, dark n light brahmas, cuckoo marans, spotted sussex, ameracauna. We added 20 frizzles to our flock, I rescued them. They were and are in great shape. It’s three generations.
Mom, dad and off spring.
We feed 16 to 20% laying pellets, have grit and oyster available.
They get scratch with black oiled sunflower seeds, mealworms added.
They get nice garden scraps
They are free range on our ranch
So in the summer we had a silkie with wry neck. Separated from flock gave extra vitamins to no prevail we had to put her down. Then we had another case of it put her down.
Looked into what we were feeding which is nutrena laying pellets all looked well with it so we started adding vitamin to the water.
All was good
Just think week one of my female silkie hens was walking weird, moved her to garage and kept an eye on her with food and fresh water.
She had to be out down 2 days later.
Then yesterday my golden sexlink was found dead outside.
My flock was 80.
I will be doing a count of my chickens tonight when they get into the coop.
I need help
Should I start feeding medicated in case it’s coccidiosis?
is it safe for them if they are laying?
It looks like coccidiosis?
Please any advice would be so appreciated
I raised them from baby chicks, I purchased and others raised from our incubated eggs.
I really need help!!!
Oldest is a year they are silkies, bantams, Rhode Islandreds, golden sexlinks, red sexlinks, leghorns, Ameracauna, Easter eggers, olive eggers, Wyandotte
In June of last year I got lavender orphingtons, buff orphingtons, dark n light brahmas, cuckoo marans, spotted sussex, ameracauna. We added 20 frizzles to our flock, I rescued them. They were and are in great shape. It’s three generations.
Mom, dad and off spring.
We feed 16 to 20% laying pellets, have grit and oyster available.
They get scratch with black oiled sunflower seeds, mealworms added.
They get nice garden scraps
They are free range on our ranch
So in the summer we had a silkie with wry neck. Separated from flock gave extra vitamins to no prevail we had to put her down. Then we had another case of it put her down.
Looked into what we were feeding which is nutrena laying pellets all looked well with it so we started adding vitamin to the water.
All was good
Just think week one of my female silkie hens was walking weird, moved her to garage and kept an eye on her with food and fresh water.
She had to be out down 2 days later.
Then yesterday my golden sexlink was found dead outside.
My flock was 80.
I will be doing a count of my chickens tonight when they get into the coop.
I need help
Should I start feeding medicated in case it’s coccidiosis?
is it safe for them if they are laying?
It looks like coccidiosis?
Please any advice would be so appreciated