CarrilynnW
In the Brooder
- Apr 27, 2017
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It can. Since you are in Florida you may have to worry about ants and spider bites. I'm not real familiar with you critters down there though.Thank you for your time! There were two broody hens. We moved the one out last week as she started laying again, and just left the one who was still keeping the babies close. We've never seen her bothering any of them... The area is quite large, it was our peacock pen last year. We're in Northern FL.
From what I read of Pox, it sounds like that usually affects head or legs, but this is only on their back or wings, nowhere on face, comb or legs. Does it sometimes affect other areas instead?
Ditto Dat^^^The black chick, the location of it's bump looks like it's the oil gland - have you noticed if any oil is coming from that particular bump? It may have been picked at a bit.
You might spray Vetericyn on them, it couldn't hurt.We have 6-week old chicks, about 14 in a pen with their momma hens. On 3 of 14 we have noticed small lessons or bumps that look similar to warts. We cannot get any fluid out of them. They are not on their faces or legs, but back/wing or above tail. Just 1-2 bumps per bird. No other symptoms.View attachment 1419310 View attachment 1419319