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What’s wrong with my chicken?
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Is your feathered friend feeling a bit under the weather? If you suspect vent gleet might be the culprit, you're not alone! This condition can be a real clucker, causing distress for both chickens and their humans. Vent gleet is often characterized by a messy rear end, unusual discharge, and some rather fowl odors. But fear not, chicken lover! Understanding the signs and symptoms can help you get to the root of the problem. In this thread, we’ll dive into what vent gleet is, its potential causes, and how to provide your chicken with the care it needs. Let’s come together as a community to support each other (and our beloved birds) through this egg-citing journey of chicken health!
Please help. I think vent gleet but I don’t know for sure.
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