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Multiple Feather Follicle Cysts In a Moroseta Hen (Gallus gallus)

Study Results An 8-month-old, white feathered, black skinned Moroseta hen was presented for examination because of numerous 2 to 30 mm diameter, irregularly shaped, hard nodules in the skin of the head, wings, back and abdomen. The condition observed was distinguished from benign feather follicle tumors and a breed predisposition was hypothesized. A diagnosis of multiple feather follicle cysts was made (Figures 1–4).