New Member Introductions

[Cobra96]

Hi. No pictures just yet, but small flock and desire to learn how to treat various illnesses in flock.

 

[Painted Calls]

Glad you joined! This is the best place to learn about illnesses and treatments!

 

[MarkJr]

Welcome!!!

If it’s broke, someone here knows how to fix it. It’s amazing how fast this group can get a chicken on the mend.

 

[garlandchickens]

Welcome! We can be newbies together!

 

[piminuse]

Hello and welcome! This place is a wealth of knowledge and fun to explore. Hope you have fun poking around and learning more about chickens~

 

[Cobra96]

Glad you joined! This is the best place to learn about illnesses and treatments!

Well, I'm having a real hard time just knowing where to start with my first question, got any tips how to do this?

 

[Painted Calls]

Well, I'm having a real hard time just knowing where to start with my first question, got any tips how to do this?

What is your first question? I will try my best to point you in the right direction.

 

[Cobra96]

Welcome! We can be newbies together!

Thanks! I'm just trying to learn how to navigate here, you know, like finding threads related to my rooster's illness. i think this will be the hard part, finding my way around!

 

[Painted Calls]

Thanks! I'm just trying to learn how to navigate here, you know, like finding threads related to my rooster's illness. i think this will be the hard part, finding my way around!

Try the search function. First click on the icon pointed out below. Then type in the symptoms or suspected illness and hit search.

 

[Cobra96]

What is your first question? I will try my best to point you in the right direction.

Thanks very much. Three year old rooster. Eye's swollen, had mites, treated, eats, but seems almost blind. Lethargic, have to hold him up some to keep him 'awake' to eat. Gave Amoxicillin awhile, penicillin 2 days, wormer, mite treatment ( he had plenty) then good water additives, probiotic and plenty of good water. Crows like clockwork, but just stands there most the time, never saw this in a chicken before. Stumped.