The mucus build up is common and can be treated with apple cider vinegar. Add two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to each gallon of fresh water for 3 days and allow no other source of water to the flock. This will treat both the healthy hens as a preventative and those hens already suffering. Keep in mind not to do this more than the three days as it becomes less effective the longer you use it. Cider vinegar cuts through the mucus and helps the hens clear it out. Your hen is not eating because it cannot breathe well. You can also source a tonic from your local feed and grain outlet. Polytonin A or a water soluble tetracycline will help clear up respiratory problems.
This could be serious. A horse should not cough. It may have an upper respiratory infection. If the mucus is yellow or green, this may be the case and should be seen by a vet.
The bump needs to be seen by the vet, they may do a biopsy on it.
The last answer was wrong! Horses may trample on the chickens, bird flu or any illness from the chickens may pass on to the horses... Try to move the chickens into a separate pen. horses are fine with chickens but the horses could get a bit adjetated so it would have to be a big clean pen. also it is not that good for chickens to peck at horse poo but it will not make an impacked on the chickens be sure your chickens don't have bird flue Horses have different systems then chickens and cannot contract the bird flu anymore then a human can. Sickness is not the issue. A horse may easily trample a chicken which seriously cuts down on the life span of the chicken.
Well, chickens are carnivorous, they eat bugs worms and have even been known to eat rats. Yes you heard right, rats! So you could theoretically feed them chicken meat, but that just seems, well.... wrong. Sorta like humans eating other humans..
. you should do a cheak up for your cat and see whats wrong with him and discuss it with your vet thank you for asking us on answers.com have a good day :)
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Likely a stuck ring allowing blowby from the cylinder.
Chickens are omnivores....they eat meat when it is available and baby moles/mice are easy to eat for chickens. Nothing wrong with your hens, they are just doing what chickens do, hunting for and eating food.
whats wrong with it is it crooked or what?
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Describe whats wrong with it. does it freeze?
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You should take him/her to the Vet immediately. Potential issues could be a respiratory infection, like bronchitis and as severe as lung worm.
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sounds like a blown gasket, allowing coolant to enter the cylinders.
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