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Our brahmas aren't that bad. They're just stuffed up to the point they're mouth breathing. The snot is crusted up inside their nostrils. They're eating, and drinking normally.

Hm, I honestly wouldn't like to say for sure. I don't know for sure if it is pollen effecting them.

I know our vet advises us to give our dog antihistamines during the hot summer months with high pollen. I don't know if you can do that for chickens or even what dosage. I wouldn't like to say.

I'd say just make sure they have plenty of water and shade.

Maybe make a thread about it?
 
Hm, I honestly wouldn't like to say for sure. I don't know for sure if it is pollen effecting them.

I know our vet advises us to give our dog antihistamines during the hot summer months with high pollen. I don't know if you can do that for chickens or even what dosage. I wouldn't like to say.

I'd say just make sure they have plenty of water and shade.

Maybe make a thread about it?
I did read on another thread about a chicken with a clogged nose. They said something about picking the snot out of the nose, and see if it does any better.
I can't really afford a visit to the vets right now, depending on what they say, or prescribe.
 
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Some of my variety (I have 31)

Silkies and Satins here.
 
Here's one of my standard silkies surrounded by three Banty silkies. Standard roo, named Mr. Evil.
Banty silkies two roos, one pullet no names.
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Better look at Mr. Evil.
 
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