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Honking bird
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Hey fellow chicken enthusiasts! It sounds like you’re dealing with quite the quirky conundrum with your 5-month-old true blue whiting pullet. That honking noise she’s been making for a month certainly raises some eyebrows (and possibly some feathers), especially since you’ve already taken steps to care for her with Tiagard and a vet RX. It’s great to hear her behavior and appetite remain normal, but we understand the concern about potential diseases that could affect the entire flock. With her being too young to lay, it’s crucial to monitor her closely. Let’s dive into this together and see if we can uncover some cluck-tastic advice to help you and your feathered friend! Don’t hesitate to share more details if you have them.
| | Asking for advice about my 5 month old true blue whiting pullet. She has been making this noise for a month. She has been separated from the flock, and given Tiagard and vet RX. Aside from the noise, her behavior is completely normal. Her appetite seems normal. She is still a little too young to lay. We just don’t know what to do. Is this a disease that could take out the whole flock? [link] [comments] |
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