Red Angry bottom and no eggs

[ShrekDawg]

Also treats should be no more than 10% of the diet. They can unbalance the main feed which may be part of the issue here.

 

[MysteryChicken]

How can I make the Urates not scald her? And why would her Urates be scalding just her when they all eat the same things and sleep on the same roost bar? I’m so confused. Is there a way to neutralize it?

I don't think it's urates.

I'd try changing their feed to a 20% flock Raiser, or all flock, to see if it makes a difference.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Whoa, they aren’t going to be happy with me lol

I space treats out quite abit. It's like 3 weeks to months apart for my birds.

 

[dawg53]

How can I make the Urates not scald her? And why would her Urates be scalding just her when they all eat the same things and sleep on the same roost bar? I’m so confused. Is there a way to neutralize it?

Here you go, read this:
https://blog.phoenixagribiz.com.ng/2022/01/white-diarrhea-in-poultry-causes-and.html

 

[SmiYa0126]

Yes! So very hot!

Sounds like dermatitis, can you think of anything that changed from when this started? Anything in their environment, where they free range, anything downwind? I agree with the others, cut out treats altogether to get them eating their food. I stopped giving scratch and my chickens are much healthier. I still give them black soldier larvae, they free range, I'll also give them watermelon.

I give 2:1 layer and all flock, add my own mix of echinacea, oregano, lavender and chamomile, and garlic powder and a small handful of the grubs. I also tried three diffetent layer feed to see which one had better results. I fed them one kind until it ran out. Your layer feed looks amazing!

 

[SmiYa0126]

Here's a farmer that created a good video about causes of red skin, reason 8/9 is not enough protein.