Thank you so much @Ciggynel, for helping this hen. How is she doing? @GlicksChicks, I have a severely disabled barred olive egger that has a very long beak.
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Wow! I have never seen one with such a long beak! Good to know that this is not the only chicken like that. Maybe this chick was disabled in a way and then dumped by the person who owned it?Thank you so much @Ciggynel, for helping this hen. How is she doing? @GlicksChicks, I have a severely disabled barred olive egger that has a very long beak.
There is a genetic mutation called vulture beak that makes a chicken's beak longer than normal. This chicken could have that.I still find it crazy how long that chick's beak is!
Comb, not crown. I see a comb and wattles, so I am unsure of what you are talking about. It is very small but I see it. The comb and wattles are likely small and pale because of the chicken's young age and weakness combined.No crown or wattle so debate is still ou if male or female.
I would hate to think someone would be so cruel to do that. The chick was in bad shape. Im thinking it was kept in a cage and was pecked off?I have never seen a chicken, or chick with such a long beak. Doesn't look like the beak of any maran, RIR, golden comet, orpington, sexlink, wyandotte, etc. that I have ever seen.
And the fact that it has nothing like a comb is weird. Do you think maybe he came from some kind of breeder who does something with their combs when they are young?
Anything is possible. It was found after severe storms here in Texas wet, dirty, and had several injuries.Wow! I have never seen one with such a long beak! Good to know that this is not the only chicken like that. Maybe this chick was disabled in a way and then dumped by the person who owned it?
Thank you so much @Ciggynel, for helping this hen. How is she doing? @GlicksChicks, I have a severely disabled barred olive egger that has a very long
I put oregano oil in her water for a few days which really perked her up. The wounds on her back are healing nicely. I used Vetericyn plus for them. The foot and leg was a big concern but thanks to the injured help section on this site I received lots of good advice on how to check for fractures and ways to treat the foot. The chicken shoe idea was great!
Beautiful!This is my Penny. Owner didn't want her any longer, and didn't fix spraddle or curly toe paralysis when young. I took her at 14-weeks old. Vet said too late to do anything.
I have a local feed store I'll hit on Monday. They have probiotic I remembered seeing it.Scrambled eggs and some honey and probiotics in her water will help as well. Do you have a chicken factory farm near you?