Why is your chicken wheezing?

Answer 1

Sneezing is often just a way for the chicken to clear dust and debris from its nasal cavities. Careful observation of the birds general health is needed to determine if something more is going on. Check for mucus around the mouth eyes and nostrils. See if the chicken is active among the flock and going about its daily routines. If the bird is quiet and inactive during the day then you can assume it is in fact sick. Partially closed and dull eyes are another sign the bird feels unwell. A water soluble tonic called Polytonine A added to the water will help perk up the flock and is available under several brand names from local feed and grain suppliers. Watch for loose stools and blood in the feces, these are signs of more serious problems.

Answer 2

I know why, of course. I'm a pro at these sort of things. So, let's have a look at your chicken, eh? Whoa, it is wheezing! I'd say it has some sort of possum or something in its intestine, so surgery will be needed. However, there is a large chance that your chicken simply has a mental disorder in which it thinks it is a steam engine. I suggest some cough drops, sleep syrup, no diary, and exercise on its hamster wheel 10 times a day.

If your chicken continues to wheeze, it may be in danger of immediate death.

Have a nice day.

Answer 3

It means they are sick or cold. Usually a sneeze is much more serious if it's an illness because it can infect the rest of the flock and even kill them.

Answer 4

i know chickens spit when they are angry, haha, its true, i think they cough like we do when they are sick or have something lodged its a long way down