- May 3, 2014
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hi sweeties, wonder if anyone knows the answer to my baby beast's sore bum problem?
My sweetest gingerbeast rescue hen has never regrown the feathers on her bum, a strip down her breastbone and her crop and although she's happy, healthy, lays the biggest eggs (100g!!! :-0) she is always sore and itchy and her skin is often red raw and flaky and her bum mucky. She's wormed, treated for lice, mites, gleet etc and occasionally gets bathed and slathered in sudocrem or calamine to soothe her. She gets fed the same as my others with plenty shell, grit and supplements as well as full day free ranging. All the vet could do was give us a bottle of anti inflammatory painkillers to giver her when she really looks to be suffering and sad. Anything you can think of? could she be allergic to her straw bedding or something as she likes to nest at night? Just love her to bits and hate when she looks sore and sad.
My sweetest gingerbeast rescue hen has never regrown the feathers on her bum, a strip down her breastbone and her crop and although she's happy, healthy, lays the biggest eggs (100g!!! :-0) she is always sore and itchy and her skin is often red raw and flaky and her bum mucky. She's wormed, treated for lice, mites, gleet etc and occasionally gets bathed and slathered in sudocrem or calamine to soothe her. She gets fed the same as my others with plenty shell, grit and supplements as well as full day free ranging. All the vet could do was give us a bottle of anti inflammatory painkillers to giver her when she really looks to be suffering and sad. Anything you can think of? could she be allergic to her straw bedding or something as she likes to nest at night? Just love her to bits and hate when she looks sore and sad.