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Ive given her a bath, tweeted off maggots and will repeat every two hours- I read that anyway. I gave her doxicycline and ivermectin. Does anyone please have any additional advice?

Does anyone know how to fix a dislocated jaw, the mom stepped on her and her beak isnt the same??? Does anyone know what to do???

Every time i look up hatching eggs i get incubators, its just my little bantam midnight and shes having her babies, no incubator. Ive left her in a box inside to have them, do i keep her with them for an amount of time? Do i still need a heat lamp or will the mother provide the heat???

Every time i look up hatching eggs i get incubators, its just my little bantam midnight and shes having her babies, no incubator. Ive left her in a box inside to have them, do i keep her with them for an amount of time? Do i still need a heat lamp or will the mother provide the heat???

His spur, he only has one, broke off and im hoping it grows back. Hes my little son, hes so sweet i feel so bad. Anyone have any suggestions to help it grow back???

His spur, he only has one, broke off and im hoping it grows back. Hes my little son, hes so sweet i feel so bad. Anyone have any suggestions to help it grow back???

I need youre help, all of you. I have a pekin duck, her name is Isabella. She had horrible bumblefoot. I did surgety on her twice, i followed all the recommendations, i was so careful, she still has problems. Its hard for her to walk, it hurts my heart i cant help her. Do any of you have advice...

Ive had chickens molt badly before but im afraid this is something not normal. Does anyone have any ideas about what it could be?

My harliquin Molly got attacked, i found her in the pond floating, we had to use the pool skimmer to get her out. Any help or suggestions please. Her eyes are blinking, and she moves her mouth now. Any suggestions out there???

My harliquin duck Molly got attacked, i found her floating in the pond, i used a pool skimmer to get her out. Shes not moving, her eyes are blinking though. Looks like trauma to her head. I just dont know what to do. Any suggestions would be soooo appreciated

She survived 2 hawk attacks, the first was so bad she almost lost an eye, covered in blood, the second we saw the hawk grab her and fly over our heads. We ran into the woods and got her when the hawk dropped her for the kill. Shes my Mudnight Ryder, after the song. I sing her her song "not going...

My Midnight, full name is Midnight Ryder, after the song, survived two hawk attacks. The first was very bad, she was covered in blood, almost lost an eye. The second she was carried off but we were able to run after her and got her in time. I posted about it before. I wanted to post a picture of...

These hawks are horrible this year, they got my bantam Nadine, my sweet girl. They attack my chickens all the time, and yesterday got another bantam, Midnight but it was a juvenile, im hoping Midnight will live, it dropped her two times and thank God we saw it and ran out. Shes badly hurt and...

She couldnt stand right, she would lay on her back and like keep moving her legs like shes walking, then she was acting like she was eating... i dont know i honestly think her mind was not right that she was poisoned... there are mushrooms around here... is that possible? She seems better but...

My little girl is so small her eggs are the size of my thumb. She lays them in my car, i leave the windows down for her. Her best friend Nadine was taken by hawks, i miss her so so so much. The other chickens are much bigger but she has Nadin, another bantam to keep her company, although he...

I have eggs that a broody hen is laying on, when i candle them they are black, but its time they hatched. I put them in warm water, they didnt float but stood up on one end. Does this mean theyre still good and a small air pocket is there???

It says i only have 24 hours yet to enter my photo and im not sure how, could someone please help?

We got three new harliquin welsh ducks, Molly, Agnes, and Francine. We are trying to make them feel welcome.