I have an Ameracana with a combmb that is showing these white crusty small 'nodules' last year. I tried soaking them and picking them off thinking they were dirt, food, etc. They seemed to be attached to the comb. They looked almost like calcium deposits. I cleaned and neosporined them and put her back with the rest of the flock.
She quit laying her lovely green eggs last year as well.
She is is 2 1/2
Healthy otherwise.
The little nodules never went away, but all else is fine.
I have a White Sultan born this Feb. and she has these little concretions as well in her comb. I have cleaned them, tried to pluck them off etc.
She is laying fine.
Helathy otherwise
I have a Cochin that is SUPER prone to vent gleet time and time again. She has not left me an egg in a year as well.
she is 2 1/2
Healthy otherwise.
Could I be having a fungus issue?
I treat the vent gleet with typical womens yeast infection medication for 3 days in her vent and it seems to clear up.
Girls are houses in a nice dry super clean coop. cleaned daily.outside run is huge, lots of grass, dirt, etc. Does get wet at times. Dust bath is wet at times.
I will get photos tonight.
She quit laying her lovely green eggs last year as well.
She is is 2 1/2
Healthy otherwise.
The little nodules never went away, but all else is fine.
I have a White Sultan born this Feb. and she has these little concretions as well in her comb. I have cleaned them, tried to pluck them off etc.
She is laying fine.
Helathy otherwise
I have a Cochin that is SUPER prone to vent gleet time and time again. She has not left me an egg in a year as well.
she is 2 1/2
Healthy otherwise.
Could I be having a fungus issue?
I treat the vent gleet with typical womens yeast infection medication for 3 days in her vent and it seems to clear up.
Girls are houses in a nice dry super clean coop. cleaned daily.outside run is huge, lots of grass, dirt, etc. Does get wet at times. Dust bath is wet at times.
I will get photos tonight.
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