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Sudden death is a symptom in the symptom checker.

Maybe a silver sussex mix

Welcome. I really enjoy the personalities of my black Australorps

Welcome back to BYC. I am sorry for your losses.

Welcome. I agree with you that she has some black sussex in her. She is so pretty and unique looking.

Welcome to BYC. I would test your 6-year old based on the symptoms of the two you lost, before you bring the younger ones in. I like this lab https://www.vetdna.com/about-us, because they do not have reporting requirements. Results go only to you. There is a good symptom checker here...

Excellent pictures. She was very pretty. I am so sorry for the pain you must be feeling.

Welcome. I posted about your hen in the other forum.

I agree with @Debbie292d. Also, the root cause could be what @Eggcessive says. It is highly unlikely her issue is related to food. I think her skin looks fungal. I think it is gleet. Do you have monistat? It would not hurt to try it.

Welcome. Do you have a flock?

Welcome. You may want to post here as well. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forums/ducks.42/

Happy Birthday. Beautiful art.

Happy Birthday

Happy Birthday

Welcome to BYC. You will like it here. Many members are very generous with their experience and time. Thank you for the pictures. We like pictures here.

Welcome. I must admit, I had to look up squab. I do not have pigeon or bunny experience, but can speak about chickens. I like the coop size you are giving 6-hens. With chickens, space takes care of many issues. The 6-chickens need 2-3 nesting boxes, but will all want to lay in the same one...

Welcome back to BYC, Coulter Family.

Welcome. I agree with @sourland

Very good article about the Landrace. I would not have known about them without your article. Thank you.

Welcome. It is very wise of you to join before getting chickens. I wish I had. Pay attention to our consensus about pre-manufactured coops (they are bad), the amount of secure space (more is better), and security (1/2 inch hardware cloth is your best friend). Also, make sure your chicken...