Boonie Stomper
Crowing
The eye that is closed - have you taken a look or noticed unusual sensitivity (e.g. Shine a light does she turn away)?
Perhaps is infected or injured.
Perhaps is infected or injured.
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It might be worth while getting a plastic drinker and putting acv in it for a week once a month. It is very good for hens digestive tract and condition. I only give extra minerals and vitamins when they are moulting or looking a bit under the weather. They also normally get a mash once or twice a week that has natural yoghurt in it they go wild for it especially if you add some sweetcorn!
The eye that is closed - have you taken a look or noticed unusual sensitivity (e.g. Shine a light does she turn away)?
Perhaps is infected or injured.
Have you tried to look into her eye for any foreign debris? If nothing found but redness or swelling is evident. I would put some triple antibiotic ointment (like neosporin) in & around her eye. If her eye is irritated or hurting her, the ointment can only help/not hurt. (Don't use cream or if has an added pain reliever). Vitamins/electrolytes can't hurt. (I use Sav-a-chick. Watch her closely for any new systems.
I will try some neosporin, thank you.
I will apply at least 2 times a day for 4 or more days. If it helps, you will know within the next couple of days.
Poor girl could probably use some nutritious treats for enduring ...
Hi. So sorry, I voice-to-texted my last post and Siri got it wrong. I was trying to say she might be heading into molt.
Now that you’ve identified an eye issue, I would gently rinse with sterile eye wash. Veterycin also makes eye drops and eye ointment (I think) that might be beneficial.