funnyfoshay
Songster
- Apr 12, 2018
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She is not sick just very dirty.
It is 40 degrees outside. I have 9 hens, I got them all this past spring. One of my Buff Orpingtons has a nearly fist sized poop stuck on her feathers about 2 inches below her vent. Should I just leave it there?
Should I bring her inside and try to soak her bum to get the giant turd off her in case it promotes more buildup and potential for pasty butt, then dry her off before bringing her back outside? What kind of soap would I use?
It is 40 degrees outside. I have 9 hens, I got them all this past spring. One of my Buff Orpingtons has a nearly fist sized poop stuck on her feathers about 2 inches below her vent. Should I just leave it there?
Should I bring her inside and try to soak her bum to get the giant turd off her in case it promotes more buildup and potential for pasty butt, then dry her off before bringing her back outside? What kind of soap would I use?