What is the reason why a hen has no hair on her back? Why do hens mess with their own hair?

It is generally believed that only chickens fed corn are called native chickens. However, simply feeding corn, nutrition can never keep up, it is easy to have no feathers on the back, feathers are easy to break, feathers and other situations, especially for laying hens.

It may be a protein deficiency, and the main component of chicken feathers is protein.

Lack of calcium, pecked by yourself.

Or being stepped on by a rooster, stepping on an egg.

There are two reasons, one is calcium deficiency. Second, there are parasites on the body.

Bad feeding....There is also the moulting period.

The rooster brother and the hen are put together, and the hen's back will not be hairless.

This is because there is no direct causal relationship between the rooster and the hen, and the interaction between them does not cause the hair on the hen's back to fall out. The shedding of hair on the back of a hen is usually due to other reasons, such as parasitic infections, diseases, environmental discomfort, etc.

If you notice that the hair on the hen's back is falling out, you can consider the following solutions:

1.Observe whether the environment of the chicken house is suitable to ensure that the temperature, humidity, ventilation and other conditions meet the requirements.

2.Regularly deworm the chickens and prevent parasitic infections to maintain the health of the chickens.

3.Pay attention to feeding management, provide sufficient feed and water, and ensure that the nutritional needs of the flock are met.

4.Check the flock for signs of other diseases, such as diarrhea, dyspnea, etc., and take corresponding measures in time.

In short, roosters and hens put together will not cause the hair on the back of the hen to fall out, and the hair loss may be caused by other reasons, which needs to be solved by comprehensively considering factors such as feeding management and disease prevention.

First of all, the rooster and hen together do not cause the hen to have no hair on her back. This is a long-standing absurd claim with no scientific basis.

The feathers of the hen are formed by the keratin secreted by the hair cells that grow on the brother rock**. The and hen together do not have any effect on the hen's feather growth.

However, if the rooster chases the hen too violently, it may cause the hen's feathers to be pulled or dropped, but this is not directly related to the rooster and hen being put together.

In short, the rooster and hen together in the cracked dust shirt will not have any effect on the hen's feather growth.

Keeping the rooster and hen together does not cause the hair on the hen's back to fall out. Roosters and hens have different characteristics, and putting them together does not directly affect the appearance of the hen or produce hair loss.

Hen shedding nucleus states can be due to other reasons such as parasitic infection, **disease, disease, or malnutrition, etc. If you observe the hair loss of the chicken, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian or professional for examination and diagnosis, find out the exact cause and provide appropriate ** or improvement measures.