Rescued two grown from a feed store. I dewormed and demoted them. They look good, eating well and the two are leaving beautiful eggs!! Here’s my concern. Both have a blister next to one eye. The eye looks fine. Any idea what it is and how to treat it?
Quail were really useless in my experience, at least compared to chickens. Mine went on and off with laying eggs, and then I lost all my females to a hawk apparently. I culled the remaining ones, they're tasty but not great animals.
Dang I'm sorry to hear about your experience. They can be tricky to take care of. Despite being able to fly compared to chickens they still can be picked off by predators like you said from your experience.
That last chicken cracked me up. 👍
Good warning for quail owners i have a quail he has a swollen eyes both, and always sleeping 😢
Ur quial is blind I got a blind quial
Rescued two grown from a feed store. I dewormed and demoted them. They look good, eating well and the two are leaving beautiful eggs!! Here’s my concern. Both have a blister next to one eye. The eye looks fine. Any idea what it is and how to treat it?
Quail were really useless in my experience, at least compared to chickens. Mine went on and off with laying eggs, and then I lost all my females to a hawk apparently. I culled the remaining ones, they're tasty but not great animals.
Dang I'm sorry to hear about your experience. They can be tricky to take care of. Despite being able to fly compared to chickens they still can be picked off by predators like you said from your experience.
@@thehappychickencoop6460 Definitely should NOT have free ranged them, they became the obvious target for the hawk over the chickens.
What about Marek’s or Newcastle?
Good information.
Glad it was helpful!
Do quails roost?
Pneumonia not ammonia