ValarieF
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The way I do it push the prolapse back in gently and slather honey on the outside of the vent and hold it in as long as the chicken allows you.Last Sunday we discovered that one of our chickens has a prolapsed vent. We have done everything we could find online to heal her, incl. we put her in the dark, we are giving her vitamins, wash her bottom daily etc. It is now a lot better than 4 days ago, but the prolapse is still there. We also tried to push it in, but it comes out again immediately.
Since the beginning she has made a sound like she is in a lot of pain. She screams and then is quiet, screams again etc. Initially we thought that it’s very painful and it would get better, but it seems like she screams now more often.
I have read through countless of articles covering prolapsed vent, but none of them mention that the chicken makes these agonizing sounds. Is it normal for chicken with prolapsed vent? Is there something more wrong with her? The only thing that we could think of is that perhaps she has an egg stuck, but when we touch and observe her, it doesn’t seem like there is an egg..
Thank you!
Make a sugar water flush on the stove. Boil water and add sugar until it doesnt dissolve anymore then let cool. It will take the inflammation down.
Gently flush the vent out every 2 hours.
Now if you were a vet or had training you could add a single stitch in the middle of the vent to hold everything in but if she was trying to lay an egg cut the stitch. I hope this helps.
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