SUDDENLY, my Chicken is Nearly Bald! WHAT TO DO? *{PICS ADDED!}*

[Nif]

Olive oil might be soothing and it's all natural. Bag balm or neosporin I think would be okay...I don't see why not. I tend to go with the natural remedies...have any aloe? The bloody spots might respond well to a little saline solution, just to make sure it's clean. (do saline, let it dry or dry her off with a clean paper towel, and then put something soothing...if all you have is bag balm I think that would work fine, but just don't gob it on)

 

[CountryHillTopHomeschool]

How is your girl?

 

[chickster1]

Hi I'm new I have the same problem with my chickens I've done the vets route but this isn't working in have put sand and demitrious powder in baths but still bawld I have just started using apple cider vinegar for chickens and I am using jenctien violet spray on any saw parts as this stops them pecking at each other I'm not sure what else to do I have cleaned and dusted all the run and coup