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Thank you to everyone, we had to cull the chicken finally. She had worsened a lot in the past few hours, she started pooping blood, refused to eat, she had flies on the injury, was very lethargic and more. So we've decided that the least painful thing to do was cull, sadly we liked her a lot...

Yes we have been giving her some water with electrolytes.

Okay, her vent seems to have ripped a bit, but not where we can get the egg out, there is blood and lots of swelling. I can't get a picture right now as I am alone. So I am thinking I should maybe cull her because it's sad to say that she doesn't look like she's going to make it. We have Cipro...

I hope so too :fl

Thank you so much. If the tissue rips, do we apply superglue after to close it back together? I will try as you said, this will probably be our last attempt. We have antibiotics we can give, so we're good on that aspect. We will be trying and I'll update on how she's doing soon. Thank you again!

We have tried holding it in. We will try again with more lubrication this time. How long do you suggest I hold it in for? Surgery is our last resort, we still have hope as you mentioned.

We don't actually live anywhere with an avian vet around, and if so, the prices would be extremely high and we do not have the means to pay for this. We are taking all suggestions, we've decided to do the surgery later today if nothing else has worked by then.

Perfect, we will try this again. Hoping it will help.

I do not know this breed! I will be looking it up, thank you!

Hi! Sorry I have just received this comment, how did it go? Have you succeeded in introducing them? When we introduce hens here it usually takes us months, but we always succeed. I would suggest (if it is still needed) to put them in the same coop, but with a separation where they can see each...

She is spending most of her time sleeping, but she is able to stand. She seems to be okay for her situation right now. Although, she has not been eating.

Thank you, but our problem with this is that we can't see the egg from her vent or any other "hole". It's as though tissue is separating the egg from the vent, so the egg cannot be pushed out. Also, thank you for the advice on aspirin, we will stop giving some.

Yes, the poor thing. How much aspirin should we give?

Yes we have those. Thank you this is what we will do until further advice on how to remove the egg is given.

Yes we do have antibiotic cream.

Yes it would be very helpful, we'll wait a bit for their answers.

I've read this, but to the contrary of our pullet, we can't see the egg from the vent. There seems to be tissue separating the two.

This is very useful, we have tried most things and nothing seems to work. Is there anything we can give her for pain?

If the membrane has gotten twisted can we still attempt surgery?

Perfect, thank you so much.