Sounds good. Make sure that the Neosporin doesn't contain pain killers. Some of those are toxic to birds.heres a short update: he started drinking this morning. hes a lot more active than he was yesterday, but is still not looking so great. he managed to open one of his eyes and he uses it to peek at me from his lil quarantine cage on my desk. i cleaned his wound with slightly warm salt water and added a little neosporin to it
As @Nabiki stated best kept in pairs. There are always a few exceptions to this, but as you have found out you never know when things can get bad. Usually better to not have to deal with these problems if possible.
i dont have the space for multiple small cages. i'd prefer keeping them in pairs, but im working with what i have
i also notice that my girls crow a lot when i have tried pairing them off, even if i switch the males up
Your hens CROW?
yes
they lay eggs though.. so they are definitely hens
