My editor added little halos to the birds I lost and it’s making me 😭❤️! Have you ever had a serious illness go through your flock? What was your course of action?

The first thing my baby chicks get when they come to me is a weak oregano tea so they love it from the get-go. Every day I have oregano tea for them to drink out as well as freshwater. It's one way that I try to keep their immune systems boosted

I'm a new chicken mom and my girls are now on their ninth week. I love watching your videos! I'm so sorry to hear about your losses. I have 12 hen's (I think) and I love each and every one of them. I find myself sitting with them when I need a good break.

I have lost 4 chickybabies during the first 8 months of my flock keeping adventure...The 1st was severely crossbeak...2nd lost to sour crop...3rd to lash egg...4th to broken wing & developed massive infection...3 months ago, all 12 had chickenpox...Cured it in 2 weeks with Elderberry juice in their water...They are all well now & having 1st molt at 13 mos old.

15 years of milk goats & only used chemical wormer three times (during very wet spring seasons) Molly's Herbals is amazing. 🤗

Ohh, my goodness! Bless your editor for the little halos!! LOL! 🥰 Thanks for the updates, they seem to be doing fine. Good news, indeed! 🐔❤

The halos got me too! I am so happy I found you! Your sensibilities are spot on. Preventing problems with nutrition & reclaiming health with it is a no-brainer, right? Just kidding. I am still planning my piece of Chicklandia! Drought conditions are making it hard to grow our own food but having eggs and container fruit trees feels like a start. My city lot is freaking hot with no grass but I can import shade so I don't incinerate my future beloveds! I have learned enough from you to be mindful & holistic. Thank You Madame President!

I am currently dealing with respiratory problems in my flock. I just lost a Ayame Cemoni and Sebright yesterday to it. Trying to stay strong tho and stay positive! Your videos help alot!

I live in Florida where Cuban oregano grows easily. My quail loved eating the fresh leaves.

Hello super Chicken educator, it's Ross in Marysville I'm all stressed out dealing with one sick barred rock hen called Roxy she went sick 7 days ago, I pulled her from the flock 6days ago and I'm obsessed with saving her. I haven't taken her to a vet yet as she is the only sick girl of nine hens, we have a local bird vet and last year our White swan goose got a wellness check and some deworming stuff for about 50 bucks. Symptoms for Roxy hen were initially lack of energy and slow getting around and breathing with her mouth open Day by day she seems to get weaker although at day five she kind of plateaued in terms of energy available but not any worse. I am at day four treating her for coccidiosis now using emprolium and nutri-drench together. Something to note, this young flock I have started to lay late August and one of the hens was laying underdeveloped eggs,thin and broken shells but I don't know which hen cuz I didn't have a trail camera inside the coop. That said.. More symptoms include open mouth while breathing seems to be slightly labored like she's under stress, And her tail feathers are drooping way down. The treatment I'm doing for coccidiosis seems slow however she seems to be improving a little bit.( She is breathing with her mouth closed some of the time now. She is very skinny in other words her breastbone is quite pronounced. She loves blackberries and blueberries and I put the emprolium/ vitamin solution in with the berrys for her to drink Scrambled eggs she's not really interested Brown rice she's not really interested Layer feed mixed with the med solution she's eating some of it. Might she be egg bound and under physical stress from that?? Mentioned earlier. Any help and advice would be wonderful :) Thank you from Ross in Marysville

Thankyou for your vids and info! ❤️ we have 3 lil girls. Long story short… our main girl was really sick and lethargic for days. I nursed her, fed her ACV, Black strap molasses, colloidal silver and bone broth. I was kicked off the pet chickens Australia FB page because I mentioned Apple Cider Vinegar…😳 Apparently this naturally occurring food is detrimental to chickens pffft…. Oh ! She layed a lash egg after she was acting better and has been fine since. We’ve now decided to just add colloidal silver, acv, black strap molasses to their main water source.

Lol I love Bubbalicious, good cameo !!! It’s sad when chickens, especially baby chicks, get sick, but they can get better, don’t ever give up on your birdies !!!!!

Thanks for this priceless information Chicken Sister

I've watched several of your videos and appreciate the education you share for free. When you said, "What goes into your chickens does not stay in your chickens..." I knew you were worth listening to and subscribing to as well. Thank you!

Totally agree. I had a sick chicken about 3 years ago and most recently another one. BOTH were medicated as chicks. I didn't treat my whole flock. I lost the most recent one. She was a beautiful barred rock standard cochin and she was only 3 months old. So sad. She was on of my favorites.

Thank you for addressing this issue. I had been trying everything. And mean everything to get a chicken well. It has been a nightmare. Eventually it spread to most of flock. I’ve got older girls too and was worried about them. Finally I had to give them antibiotics. They must’ve been feeling really bad cause after the recommended 3 day medication, even the 4 & 5 year old chickens were coming out to free range! (Which they hadn’t in a few months or so.) By the way…..I’m a new sub and LOVE your channel with so much great advice and info! Again thanks for discussing this topic 🐓❤

So happy you and your flock seem to be finally coming out of this stressful period! My heart hurt for you with every video! ❤️♥️

Thank you so much for all your help!!!

Thank you for all your help for us backyard chicken keepers.

You are a angel 👼 girl ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thanks, given ro my birds farm back home in Africa.

You are just too cute. Thank you for the education. I sit outside with my chickens and watch your videos. So sorry for the losses you have had.

Another video with an abundance of great suggestions. Getting some today to have on hand. Thank you!

Thank you for the encouragement. This chicken life is really hard some days.

You just have the sweetest soul my goodness good heart good person lovely personality it really shines in your videos

Hope you will write a book. 🐣

New subbie here, we bought our homestead this summer and looking to learn all I can for chickens next year. Watched a lot of channels, I picked you for the best info!

Very informative .... Well Done !

Thank you. So much good and helpful information if my chickens would get sick.

Excellent info

Awesome info for us thanks!!❤

So sorry for your loss and thank you so much for your honesty so we can benefit from your experiences. I admire you for your humbleness and the passion you have about sharing everything concerning chickens.

Thank you soo much 😊

Thank you for bouncing back&educating &loving us!it hurts a times! I am enrolling and I will appreciate discount buddy 😍

Such a fantastic video and I couldn’t agree more with everything you stated here! Thank you so much for sharing! God bless!

I am new to chickens so no illnesses yet but I'm paying close attention for the future. Thank you for all the useful information as always.

Thank you for all you do! I just recently found your channel and have learned so much. Also, I tried your fermented food idea and my girls love it. It is now a regular breakfast.

Awesome info - sorry you had to go through the losses and so happy you are on the other side of this challenge.

Thank you so much you are wonderful ❤ huge love for chikens like me🐔 you help me for my chickens I love my little girls so much and excuse my English I am French I live ♥ in Quebec North America 🐣❤🥰

Thank you Again for another educational video. Wendy From New Brunswick, Canada

Your the BEST 🙏❤️

Great Info sorry you had to go through what you did to get this info out. And Im glad your flock is getting back to the norm. I hope! Love ya!

Rescue Remedy is wonderful! I got some at Fred Meyer. Fireworks are not fun for dogs! And if I remember, I start giving them Rescue Remedy in their water bowl about a week ahead of time. I did find out though that the human kind has alcohol in it in the base. So I put it in warm water and let it sit for a while until that evaporated. That worked so I need to go back to Freddy's and get the one just for pet

Thank you so much 😘😘😘

I think he just wants you to hold him,😄🥰

Awesome Awesome video! Thank you so much for putting these out! How much of the oregano, garlic and thyme do you put into their daily food? Also, do you know reason's why they can get coccidiosis? Where does it come from other wildlife etc?

Love your channel and just heard you interviewed on Melissa Crenshaw homeopathy channel and was excited to learn you use homeopathy. I’ve used homeopathy for a year now on my family and my animals sometimes very successful sometimes not. I’m still learning. I love to spread the word of homeopathy so few people know of it or understand it’s use. So valuable in these crazy times. Some people will accept my view some don’t. If someone doesn’t want my help I move on. Changing the world with the medicine God created for us if we take the time to learn. Thank you for your fun channel.

Thank you so much for your shows, they have been a huge help. I do have a problem and haven't seen anything on it. I have a Rhode Island Red hen that has white spots on her comb and it has been flopping over for quite some time. Can you help please? Thanks

Thank you so much for being so open and honest about what is going on with your flock and the BEST ways to deal with a chicken that may be comprised in the flock. I started my. Very first flock in June of 2020. They are amazing about how versatile they are. I have one in the flock that is still eating and drinking and passing waste. However, her waste is very runny with a great deal of white in it. Her comb is drooping and her face area is pale. I am at a loss for what this might be. You mentioned in your video about ACV & garlic, which I give mine once a month. Why should I not give ACV in the heat of the summer? We are in Louisiana and have experienced summer heat at temps above 100 many days in a row. I try to keep ice in their water and offer cold watermelon, cantaloupe and frozen blueberries. Should I do something different?

I use herbs for my chickens and my other animals and us! I'm talking about my old home remedies! I've used since I left home and now!

Thank you for all the info some I do already also I don't lije medicated food for babies either my longest living chickens did not have that but some of my younger ones that did died under 4 years old

I have always believed that if we have to take medication we have to heal twice. Once from the illness and the 2nd time from whatever that created. I.e., have taken medication for my stomach for 20 years and now I have chronic kidney disease from it as well as other issues that have come from them over those years. I always wait until the last possible minute before I will seek a doctor because I feel a domino effect takes place and it's harder for me to come back from whatever it is I have being immune compromised. I hope it's not like that for a healthy individual

Where do you get the Henry and Roo supps? Great video as always…Thank you!

We have a small Flickr (10 hens 1 rooster). They are all 1-1/2 yrs old. Recently, I noticed a hen (Miss. Frizzle), had a very pendulous cropp. She always stayed out of the lime light etc. I isolated her for a week. I gave her water by syringe, laying pellets and scrambled eggs. I could feel a mass, of probably grass, the size of a golf ball in her crop. Everytime I gave her water I would massage her crop and the massage would loosen up. I tried 2 different times to empty her crop with NO success. She even laid eggs 3 days in a row for me. I didn't (and still dont) know what else to do for her. I have another hen (Buttercup) with much more serious problems right now so I had to put Miss. Frizzle back in with the flock. She isn't showing any signs of discomfort but I know the problem isn't resolved. I tried to join your Facebook group but unfortunately, I can remember the password to my fb acct. Could you please send me a friend request to: Regina Daugherty so I can contact you more directly please? I need help. Especially with my other hen. A totally different situation. Thanks for any help.

Yes, that hurts

Thank you for going over some natural remedies. How do you feel about Citrus fruits for immune health?

Best case is remove the first bird you see is ill

Rosemary!!!!

Bragg's Aminos provides all the amino acids. Animals with compromised digestion (caused by medical antibiotics) cannot break down proteins into amino acids very well or at all & they will get sick. Cooking a protein food destroys the protein structure so that even a good digestion cannot convert those denatured proteins into amino acids & converts them to carbs instead. Bragg's Aminos tastes very salty but has no salt. IDK but I think it is made from some self digesting mushroom process. Why it is so salty is a mystery to me. I just don't use very much of it, but use it regularly.

Thank you for sharing what you've learned with us! I'm very sorry for your losses. I have a question, have you noticed the garlic & herbs change the flavor of their eggs at all?

I'm dealing with coccidiosis in new chicks, lost 2, have 1 holding on, but not growing much. I was told use 1 tsp corid per gallon water for 1 week, then the half dose for 1 week, every day, in all water. I'm praying it will help. I lost 2 in their 1st week. I hadn't lost babies before. I'm hoping my little favorelle pulls through. On the 3rd week, I'll be sure to use a high thiamine vitamin and electrolyte supplement. I'm feeding all lots of spinach to keep up vitamin k. Any other thing? I feel I need to hose down my whole yard, it's not rained in Kirkland for soo long.😢

I’m going to watch your respiratory protocol. I took a hen to the vet a few months ago. Vet was nice but useless really. Coccidia…it was too late for her and she did later die. I did not separate. I know to do that now. Amazingly none other in the flock got it but I did treat their water with Corrid. Now I have one who is breathing loudly but mouth closed. I separated and started her on vetRx and supplemented her water with nutri drench and poultry cell and 911. Is all of that too much at once?? It seems there are sooo many products out there that adds expense to chicken mamahood. It’s overwhelming.

When you go to a Vet, make sure they can treat chickens. The one I went to took no test, just gave me antibiotics. No other advice. Sorry I didn't know about you at that time. 😊

Thanks for this video. I got my little flock of 5 hens in March and they started laying two weeks ago. I've been seeing some tarry black stools, which I'm told may indicate coccidiosis, but none of them act sick as far as I can tell. Is illness from it that dependent on the strain? I figure I'll make them some garlicky scrambled eggs with thyme and oregano tonight, just in case.

Another wonderful video! I have a 7yrrs old, she still lays great eggs. My question is she has a rough dirty looking bottom (recently) , the feathers, her eggs are "clean". Can I spray her with Permethrin?

What can I give a bully chicken to calm her down??? She’s adorable otherwise, but has made it her passion pulling out feathers!!!

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What can humans get from chickens? I have one chicken. I'm learning and try to take good care of her. I'm not sure when to know if she gets parasites or disease. So far so good. I don't know how much and how often to feed her. I think she eats well. She lays one egg a day and sometimes has missed a day but not often.

Can chickens consume fennel?

New chicken mom here. Do you have a list for a chicken First aid kit ?

Hey I own 2 serama chickens the girl is laying an egg but isn’t taking care of it, Also what should I use as a nesting material, And what do you recommend to feed them there both adult

Do you eat your chickens? Do you send them out to be processed?

Can eggs be eaten after a chicken has been on antibiotics? Can I ask which one you used?

My flock contracted Mycoplasma MS I’m devastated 😭 I do not want to cull them. Do you have any information about helping them live thru this? They are already taking antibiotics and we have already gone thru a coccidia outbreak that killed a few of them and they also had to be on antibiotics for that. We were finally past all that and now they contracted Mycoplasma! Help? 🥺

🐓👋Hi Madame President, another fine wealth of information ❣ My 7 chickens, 2 roos, are now 21 weeks and a day. 1 S Laced Wyandotte has given me 9 little eggs (yea🥰), but my 1 Black Australaurp, nor 1 Buff Orpington have not (unless they are using a different place to lay). My 2 roosters & SLW all seem to pick on the other 4 pullets. To the point of not letting them eat, harrassment tag team style, and at night I have to round the 4 up to put them all to bed. I noticed Hazel (Buff O) seems to sit around alot. Still a little pale in the comb, should she be laying, could a 1st egg be the problem? Or like me, not much sleep? Thank you so much!! PS the other 2 are 1 cross beaked AMERAcauna, 1 Auracana

The two best old-time & modern health & healing nutrients are iodine & sea-salt. You get that & all the necessary minerals from Dulse (tastes great) & kelp (not so great taste, so I mix Dulse & kelp). The iodine is in the live microbial life on the sea salt & sea plants, & that salt is mostly on the dulse & kelp - not in it. Salt itself is a highly superior safe & effective anti- unfriendly microbial. We are lied to about the dangers of salt & those who lie to us about it make no distinction between sodium (a deadly element never found in isolation in nature), The chemical table salt & sea salts. Damp sea salt, that still has the live microbes containing the iodine, is best. Such as Celtic Sea Salt Gray.

Been watching you for months now. I got 10 pullets this spring. They came with runny noses… I lost all but 3. Bought more supplements and spent more time trying to keep them alive then I did with my own kids. (I kid I kid) but really. It was time consuming. I’m scared to add more chickens to my flock, and I feel like taking care of three is honestly a waist of time because it’s the same amount of work taking care of 10. I am only getting 1-2 eggs a day. Not enough for my family. I’m stuck between getting rid of these three and starting over with chicks in the spring, or finding the chickens people are desperate to get rid of when they move or don’t want to winterized their coop. What would your suggestion be? I’m concerned bringing in new chickens would get the same sickness my others did. What a mess this year was. I will NeVER get chickens from a small farm again. Any tips would be appreciated.

I thought coccidiaosis a one cell protozoa, a parasite not a disease? How did the antibiotics cure that? Never knew that was a possibility. Is it possible to lose 3 hatchmates at 4 to 6 months from it and have 2 survive without treatment plus the rest of the flock?

I've had a very hard time with my chicks this year. I'm heartbroken. When do things get better?

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my flock is sneezing what do I do some have died raspy sounds

I was wondering how you feel about Black Star Chickens? I LOVE ours, but what worries me, is that they are a hybrid/dual purpose breed, which apparently after does from egg bound at 2-5 years old. They lay daily and ours only skips maybe 1 day a week, and she will be 2 in December. Any tips on preventing egg bounding???

What is your opinion on vaccinating your chicks against Merrick’s? There is another KZfaqr who said that we should absolutely vaccinate our chickens. Thank you.

Do you give them fermented foods and also probiotics?

If I grow garlic, oregano, and thyme, can I just pick some out of the garden and give it to them? Does it need to be treated in any special way?

more on you recommend is buy product. are they sponsored?

Do you have any idea, how can I treat mycoplasma infection? I have quails and chickens (separately) and unfortunately some of my quails became sick and the vet told me it is mycoplasma :( Some of them died, some show no signs of illness. I'm extremely worried, it will spread to my chickens, even, if I keep them completely separately, because it might get on my clothes or something and when I go to chickens, it will drop, so very-very worried for my girls. I change shoes when I came out of the room where quails are kept but can't change clothes. I tried to read about mycoplasma, but I don't get it, how is it possible, that some of them are very sick and others are not or is it only question of time?

What's preventative? How long to quarenteen Is that virus or bacteria Vets within 90 me n won't take even a fecal from hens

Hi guys. I have a question, wondering if anyone has ever dealt with Salpingitis?? Also called Lash egg, which is really not an egg. I had this happen this week, and I am still trying to figure out which chicken laid it. I am looking for information about this. I read that it's not contagious. But I am worried. Any help will be appreciated❤

Ugh ew. I hope we are far enough north not to get these. I feel like there's enough pests to be concerned about here. Thanks for the heads up tho. I hadn't heard of these

Doesn’t the garlic make their eggs taste funny (different)?

I just lost one chicken to coccidiosis 😭

I just ordered new peeps and I did ask to have them vaccinated. When you said you noticed the medicated chickens get sick more often, did that mean vaccinated chicks too?

Ok stop calling them Chickens. They are Chooks. Get it. Australia Chooks!!! Hahaha

Would you consider vaccinated them after there all well ?

Their immune systems are not as strong

Excellent observation regarding medicated chickens. It is the same with humans. All the shots given at birth.....forever candidate to the med industry.

Having to use medical antibiotics simply indicates deficiency of nutrients mainly iodine & electrolytic (ionic minerals) salts as in sea salt.

Talk too much go to the point 👉