Is she getting picked on outside? If she's not, then personally I would not cage her outside. I would let her go where she wants and interact with the flock. If you think she's been kept from food, then add another station or two.
Yes, I am definelty going to either bathe her, or wipe her down for sure. I can keep her inside, or bring her out which either one someone thinks is best. I heard it may be best to keep her with her friends to. She hasn't laid eggs in a while, I will check her crop and her vent. Thank you!
Got it. I will put mor food out and let her hang out with the lock. Should I bring her back into the shop at night, just so she doesn't get to cold?
Yes, I really want to work on a daring system. I am defiantly going to work on upgrading coops, and the run next spring, but anything I can do until then would be great. My run is not covered. The fencing we have as the run is not sturdy enough to support a roof or a snow load. I have always wished it was covered! I can definitely put pallets down. We have plenty of those. The snow keeps them out of the mud for now to, but I am going to see if I can put some hay down in areas, to give them some protection from the snow.
Is she active and is her poo normal? I wouldn't put her back with the flock yet. Give her molasses in water and see what happens first
She is cooing and walking around her little cage. She isn't super active because of her limp but she gets around. Her poop I haven't inspected quite yet, but it looks normal enough. I will give her some time and see how she does before putting her back out. Thank you!
No worries. It's just that if it is a disease that is infectious ya dont want your flock infected. Hope she is ok!
Thank you, you are right. She has been like this with them for about a month tough now, so if she has it, they probably have it. I will keep an eye on her, thank you!
