Visitation hours are over!!

[Ragna]

Is she also getting the pills orally?

yes the vet told me crush it all up and mix them. Just make sure she's taking it which she is since I manually give it to her.

 

[MROO]

Poor Girls! Good Luck!

 

[Sunshine Flock]

I haven't read this entire discussion, and I don't know if the caged hen has any bleeding wounds. So forgive me for jumping in here like this.

But I wanted to say that from what I'm reading thus far, I see no reason why they should be kept apart from each other. They grew up together and came from the same place, and they're sharing the same air space.

I'm certain depression played a significant role in my hen's rapid decline last year and her death. Unless a chicken has bleeding wounds, I'm not likely to separate them anymore.

 

[Ragna]

I haven't read this entire discussion, and I don't know if the caged hen has any bleeding wounds. So forgive me for jumping in here like this.

But I wanted to say that from what I'm reading thus far, I see no reason why they should be kept apart from each other. They grew up together and came from the same place, and they're sharing the same air space.

I'm certain depression played a significant role in my hen's rapid decline last year and her death. Unless a chicken has bleeding wounds, I'm not likely to separate them anymore.

thanks for making that very simple lol I've been very stressed and people have been unloading a lot of things on me

 

[Sunshine Flock]

Ha, and now I'm reading several other similar comments to mine.

The reason I separated Dune Buggy from the others last year was due to my inexperience and the huge amount of comments on BYC that say to do just that. You must isolate them or they'll all die!!

But the depression and anxiety from the separation ended up killing her. Lesson learned: Listen to your intuition. It was there but I ignored it and she died.

 

[MROO]

I haven't read this entire discussion, and I don't know if the caged hen has any bleeding wounds. So forgive me for jumping in here like this.

But I wanted to say that from what I'm reading thus far, I see no reason why they should be kept apart from each other. They grew up together and came from the same place, and they're sharing the same air space.

I'm certain depression played a significant role in my hen's rapid decline last year and her death. Unless a chicken has bleeding wounds, I'm not likely to separate them anymore.

I'd give them some bedding and other creature comforts, as well. When you're sick, you need to be comfortable to feel better. So do they!

 

[Sunshine Flock]

I'd give them some bedding and other creature comforts, as well. When you're sick, you need to be comfortable to feel better. So do they!

I can't explain why, but my chickens seem to relax when I read them children's books written in Japanese. They're the only ones who want to hear me speaking Japanese. Every morning I sit down near them while they're foraging and read aloud.

I wonder if Japanese is like Mozart for chickens.

 

[Ragna]

I can't explain why, but my chickens seem to relax when I read them children's books written in Japanese. They're the only ones who want to hear me speaking Japanese. Every morning I sit down near them while they're foraging and read aloud.

I wonder if Japanese is like Mozart for chickens.

My road island red is IN LOVE with me. I'm her rooster and she has the biggest crush on me lol she can't seem to get enough of me and wants me to be with her all the time

 

[TheTwoRoos]

Love Rhode Island reds.

 

[Ragna]

Love Rhode Island reds.

Yeah... It sounds bad but if I was going to save any one of my birds it would be my road island. I'm in love with her lol. Not in a creepy way but I'm still in love with her lol