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Does anyone have suggestions for good leg bands to help me identify my chicks? I want to be able to tell the 6 individuals apart until I can tell by looking at them. I keep seeing colored zip ties but those make me nervous somehow? Or are they ok? And I know whatever I use I'll have to keep going up in size until they're fully grown. Which hopefully by that point I won't need the bands anymore.
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Okay so today there was a falcon outside the chicken run today and thankfully the falcon couldn't get inside and nobody was hurt and I scared the falcon away but I'm worried now it might come back? Does anyone know if once a falcon knows where your birds are they will remember and come back and try to get to them again?? I'm just really freaked out and worried.
hey so one of my chickens seems a bit down tonight. my sister said the other two were pecking at her feet so she separated them, then she noticed the chicken’s voice was sounding off and she’s being weirdly calm (not actively running away, pecking us, etc). can anyone help figure out what’s happening and what to do? symptoms and more info under cut
-heavy breathing while outside (kept opening mouth wide and lifting wings) -voice weird (lower pitch, more rough) -wattle seem fine, maybe pale -acting strange -not drinking on her own
-while we were outside she kept opening her mouth, at the time i thought it was because she needed water but my dad has been thinking dehydration or over heating (she was also holding up her wings a bit like she was hot) so he suggested bringing her inside to cool down. once inside this stopped.
-she didn’t poop for a long time in the beginning, and since i fed her so much water, when she did finally poop it was diarrhea. inside, i stopped giving her so much water and just left a bowl there. i don’t think i’ve seen her drink the water by herself and now her poop is a lot more solid
-i was giving her a lot of soggy chicken feed to eat, also a little bit of toast (sometimes soggy, sometimes not), and half a strawberry. she seemed to really like all this and ate most of what i gave her.
-my sister and i noticed it looked like there was dirt in her nose, and i eventually got most of it out
-lately the chickens have taken a liking to the swampy area in our backyard with a lot of brush and tall grass, idk if that might have anything to do with it. most of the time there’s no water, but it’s muddy and there’s poison ivy so it’s always difficult to get them out. we live in southwest ohio, the temperature lately has been around the 80s (Fahrenheit)
-at the beginning she let me hold her very easily, but she’s been getting progressively worse with being held
-overall she seems to have more energy (though sleepy since it’s night), eating more, getting rest, pooping, but still her voice is off and she’s not drinking much and just seems kind of uncomfortable
-currently we’re keeping her separate from the other two chickens, indoors (air-conditioned) in a cage with wood chips, chicken feed, and water
Chicken help?
So my friend/landlord has 20 chickens and is away for a week, so I’m feeding them. One of them, I noticed this morning, is hopping on one leg and panting. Upon closer inspection (not too close; these are not pets) it seems like there are a few scales missing on the front of her leg.
The wound seems mainly superficial though without even closer inspection (where are my heavy gloves lol) I can’t be 100% sure. It seems like it could possibly heal on its own, but I obviously am concerned about bacteria.
Mostly, though, I’m worried about her not being able to get to food and water; she seems exhausted and, as I mentioned, panting, probably from fatigue.
Does anyone have any ideas?
does anyone know how to make a indoor coop for a male and female chicken that are meant to produce eggs? My grandma curently holds them in crates. Anyone can shine some light for a small confined area untill spring comes for their coop to be made?? i would appreciate only positive, useful information.
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Chicken help
My chickens are a little over 5 months old and should be laying by now. The rooster's have been doing their thing with them as well. Why haven't they laid yet?
