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Thanks for the advise.

Cinnamon is about 11 months old. She’s not too new of a layer; she and her sisters have been giving us lovely turquoise eggs for a few months. We give the chickens fresh oyster shell whenever it gets low or pulverized. I will look into the calcium citrate and the options to help her feathers...

Yes, we give the chickens oyster shell and laying crumbles with added calcium. Thanks for the info about the bare spot on Cinnamons back. :)

It’s a little hard to tell. Do you have any pictures that shows the tail more?

They are being fed mostly your average layer crumble, but we do give them treats. We give them things from the kitchen like leftover salad greens and things like that, but not a huge amount of them. Age of the flock is mixed, the oldest being Feather, who is seven years old and is a mama right...

So for the last few days, when we let the chickens out in the mornings we have found an egg without a shell. It looks like someone cracked an egg open, just like they were going to fry an egg on the ground. It looked like it fell from the perch, like the chicken layed it at night. There isn’t...

She may also have hurt her hip or leg jumping down from a perch or branch.

Hi! I'm probably not the most knowledgeable person on this site, but I'll do my best. Are there any scratches, chafes, cuts, or wounds of any kind? Any abscesses or bloating? Its possible that she has bumblefoot. Could you show a picture of the underside of her feet? In regards to the foot...

Her keel bone is extremely prominent. Her abdomen seems fine though. Her stance seems normal too apart from being wobbly. The past infection was some infection near her vent. The vet gave her antibiotics and she was bathed every couple of weeks but whatever the problem was never fully went away...

She isn't laying regularly and hasn't laid for a very long time. Heating pad idea sounds great. She already sleeps inside since a past infection. She seems strong and mobile, she just doesn't really want to move much. Thank you sooo much again for helping!!

She's two years old. She was more red in the face before. Her feathers are healthy and full, no sign of molting. I didnt see any parasites... we'll look again when its light out. We don't have any Nutridrench on hand - we may be able to get some tomorrow. Her poop seems normal but we can...

So, my friends bantam Old English Game hen is super pale, nearly colorless on her face. All visible skin, especially around her eyes, is super pale and has a blueish tint. Is this normal? She eats and drinks fine, and is still enthusiastic about treats, and she's still being a cuddly little...

Absolutely stunning cream legbar!!!

I would guess top is a little ro and and the bottom a pullet? Not sure about the top - I am pretty sure the bottom one's a hen, though.