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What breed is this?
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Is your feathered friend giving you a case of the cluckin’ worries? If you’ve noticed that your bantam’s beak looks a bit off and its size seems smaller than the others, you're not alone! It's perfectly normal to feel concerned, especially if you can feel the bone on its chest. This could indicate a few things, from breed characteristics to potential health issues. The high-pitched peep that stands out among the rest could also be a call for attention. Since you’ve mentioned it’s part of Murray McMurray’s assorted feather-foot bantams, identifying its breed can help you determine if any special care is needed. Let’s dive into the details to ensure your little one gets the love and attention it deserves!
 | The beak has us a little worries as we don't know if it's normal, also it seems a bit smaller than the other bantams and I'm worried I can feel the bone on it's chest, I'm not sure if it's a breed thing, i don't see how it could get this old without eating, also it has a constant drawn out high pitched peep that is nothing like the other chicks I want to know the breed to make sure none of this is a has to do with that and if it needs special treatment part of Murray McMurray 15 assorted feather foot bantams [link] [comments] |
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