ColonelMustard
Chirping
- Aug 2, 2023
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Details:
Several weeks ago I brought home three adult hens, two Blue Andalusians and a Plymouth Rock. They are all around 1.5 years old and molting. The Plymouth Rock has only layed one egg so far, I assumed this is because she had bumbles on both feet and has been recovering since I removed.
Problem:
The Blue Andalusians were laying daily for about a week and then both stopped at the same time. Since they are molting I didn’t think much of this at first, but today I noticed how much smaller one of them looked. While examining her I noticed a small ring of chalky yellow stuff surrounding her vent. Looking back on it, I think the Plymouth Rock had something similar when I treated her bumbles. Is this something I need to treat?
Several weeks ago I brought home three adult hens, two Blue Andalusians and a Plymouth Rock. They are all around 1.5 years old and molting. The Plymouth Rock has only layed one egg so far, I assumed this is because she had bumbles on both feet and has been recovering since I removed.
Problem:
The Blue Andalusians were laying daily for about a week and then both stopped at the same time. Since they are molting I didn’t think much of this at first, but today I noticed how much smaller one of them looked. While examining her I noticed a small ring of chalky yellow stuff surrounding her vent. Looking back on it, I think the Plymouth Rock had something similar when I treated her bumbles. Is this something I need to treat?