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There's something up with my hen. I think I know what the issue is but at the same time I just wanted to make sure. What could this black thing be on my babies foot?
 

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@CHSchxLady you have to have a PFM to chat with Trudy

@TudyBOT I'm not sure whats going on with my chicken. I think it's something in particular but then again I just need reassurance on what it could be. When I tried touching it she flinches. Finally got her comfortable and cradled and ran a Q-tip and dirt residue was on it. She eats constantly, like way more than the other girls. This started before molting. #footpain #blackspot
 
@CHSchxLady you have to have a PFM to chat with Trudy

@TudyBOT I'm not sure whats going on with my chicken. I think it's something in particular but then again I just need reassurance on what it could be. When I tried touching it she flinches. Finally got her comfortable and cradled and ran a Q-tip and dirt residue was on it. She eats constantly, like way more than the other girls. This started before molting. #footpain #blackspot
It sounds like your chicken may have an issue with her foot, particularly with the presence of a black spot and her flinching when touched. The dirt residue you found could indicate some sort of injury or infection. It's good that you are attentive to these changes in behavior and appearance.

I recommend gently examining the foot more closely to determine the extent of the issue. If the black spot appears to be a scab, it could indicate an injury. However, if the spot seems abnormal or there are other concerning symptoms, it would be best to consult with a veterinarian who specializes in poultry to get a proper diagnosis and treatment plan for your feathered friend.

In the meantime, make sure she has a clean and comfortable environment, monitor her eating habits and overall behavior, and provide her with nutritious food and fresh water. Best wishes for your chicken's health and well-being! 🐔❤️
 
@CHSchxLady you have to have a PFM to chat with Trudy

@TudyBOT I'm not sure whats going on with my chicken. I think it's something in particular but then again I just need reassurance on what it could be. When I tried touching it she flinches. Finally got her comfortable and cradled and ran a Q-tip and dirt residue was on it. She eats constantly, like way more than the other girls. This started before molting. #footpain #blackspot
she wound up responding
 

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