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Ok I'll get updates in two days so Monday. @Sasha-chickens I didn't put any glue on her head, there was not enough skin. I just put neasporn on the wound.
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Iv had that happen a couple of times. My hens usually get along well when they go broody. They like to set on eggs and babies together. I did just put this chick in the pen so that could be why too.Some broodies will go after chicks that aren't there own. That's the risk with having multiple nests close together. Chicks can get too close to one and be killed
Yes, please do keep us updated on how she gets along.Would any one like a update in a day or two. Thanks for the help every one. I'm glad she will survive.. I really appreciate it!!!
ok that’s good. make sure you keep her inside from the flies. Can’t wait for the update! hope she gets betterOk I'll get updates in two days so Monday. @Sasha-chickens I didn't put any glue on her head, there was not enough skin. I just put neasporn on the wound.
I just put the mom and baby's she hatched with the other broody moms. That's what I ment.What do you mean you just put the chick in the pen?
Whew, okay. I thought you meant a single brooder chick introduced.I just put the mom and baby's she hatched with the other broody moms. That's what I ment.