percy049

If you've only had him a couple of weeks, be patient, it takes a while for them to get used to stepping up onto your finger. Does he step up automatically when he is somewhere else e.g. on top of his cage?

😍😍😍 how cute

I've found that you have to splash the water yourself to show them what it is and flick/splash the water at them

I do think some older chickens would love it! 🤣

Congrats!!

Reiterating Sarkymite, what are you feeding them? And it may be just as she's getting used to laying eggs Are the egg shells soft or hard/firm? Is it just the appearance thats putting you off?

One of my hens has always laid eggs with extra 'bobbles' on them

Oh no! I can't believe it's happened to you again so soon

Yay! I've read in a few places now that (allegedly) Bluebelles can be prone to laying double-yolkers. When my Bluebelle was young she used to lay double yolkers

They need the heart eyes emoji on here

As soon as we got some chickens we stopped eating it

Glad you're on the mend

Completely agree with Mullethunter

I had a tonsillectomy a year ago with no complications. Apparently it took them a little longer than normal to stop the bleeding in theatre (which is normal with me). I had a sore throat for about 2 weeks afterwards, and there's lots of conflicting info over whether you should have dry, scratchy foods (toast, crisps etc) afterwards. Under advice from the surgeon/nurses I avoided these Its quite a simple operation really

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