No, it was my fault for putting too much polyvisol in her water. The directions read a dropper full for an infant irregardless of size, so I figured it would be okay and she could process out the extra, but with her being in such bad shape I should have known better. I will give her a few days and if she is still hanging on, I will probably use the polyvisol again, but maybe just a drop a day.
The only thing that seems close to what she has on that health sheet is the ulcerative enterisis. Nothing on her is swollen and I did check for bruising but there is none.
I'll look for that tylan tomorrow when I get dewormer; I think I read that they give it to cattle so I'm hoping I should be able to find it locally, otherwise I'll have to order from
Amazon and wait until Monday.
I don't think she is egg bound; I've handled her enough these past few weeks that I am pretty sure I would have felt it, but I will have my husband check tomorrow to make sure.
I was just thinking today that I need to start weighing her food to see how much she is actually eating, so I will start that tomorrow. When I feel her, she doesn't feel like she has a crop at all, just bones, so it might not be working well.
After the last post she seems to have gotten a little better. I don't know if she just needed some encouragement or what, but she kept eating, falling asleep in her food, waking up and eating some more. As of a few hours ago she was pretty alert and eating and drinking a bunch. I found her some more worms and she ate those too. She is still very pale, but has a little more color than earlier. She has also stopped breathing through her mouth.
Fingers crossed.
