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20 days to go for my 5 eggs, all still spring well. One has an extremely large saddled cell that I'm not sure if I can help.

I've always considered installing Batmobile-esque anti tail gating measures....oil slick...caltrops...smoke...but no "that's illegal and dangerous"...

Puberty, he's a teenager. He's also starved for his own kind. You don't want him attached to you as an adult, more often than not, imprinted cockerels get mean. He needs to be with his own kind and out of your house, it's bad (physicallyand mentally) for all involved.

That TWO employees took off this next week for vacation, which happens to be inventory week. That leaves us with 9 people, and one can only work nights, one that can only work mornings, two that shouldn't lift over 30lbs, one who works 12-16 a week cause it's her 3rd job and four scattered part...

No, but, it might be best to start your own thread

They'll be fine, don't worry.

Unfortunately, this thread is 10 years old, there's no telling what happened.

Splash wyandotte?

What do you have the room and time for?

Basically, yes. Though I think the whiting are a breed now.

They're spoiled. No treats or extras. Only feed, they'll eat when they're hungry enough.

You can lockdown early.

That blend didn't help or harm him. What's his diet? Crop feel?

Only time will tell.

Kale and spinach contain calcium blockers (oxalates), it's fine in small amounts, once a week but too much blocks the bodies ability to absorb calcium, which causes laying issues. Is she standing funny?

Kale isn't good for chicken though I don't think that's your problem. Can you feel between her legs for any swelling/squishiness?

What is her diet? It could be a reproductive issue causing a whole system back up.

Not too often, every 10 days ish, to much water and fiber will give them diarrhea

She did because she was a runt, nothing more than that.sorry you lost her.