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  • Author cluckcluckgirl
  • Publish date Aug 15, 2015
  • Updated Jun 11, 2016
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When taking any animal their welfare is paramount and is totally your responsibility, in sickness health and end of life. We may not always make the right choices but having a little guidance certainly helps and this article is helping me right now. Thank you!

There will be some on this site that cannot have access too a vet, and in some cases the last thing a sensitive chicken needs is to be further traumatised by strangers.
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Carbon Dioxide Poisoning

Note: if not performed properly, this method can harm you as well. It is important to follow directions.

This method is very relaxing. The chicken will find itself becoming sleepy, fall asleep, but not wake up.

To perform this: Gather a container capable of being sealed properly. Put peroxide or vinegar and baking soda mixed together in the container, and put the chicken inside. Close the lid, and in a few minutes the chicken will have passed. This produces carbon dioxide, which is important to not inhale yourself.
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Have you actually tried this yourself?
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We tried the Tylenol and valerian root not once but twice. The 2nd time we tripled the meds. Mortifying!
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bridgetamelia98
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  • Aug 31, 2021
I cried reading this my quail has really bad leg problems and they are at the point now where they aren’t even facing the right way, I know what I need to do but will never be able to do it myself :(
 
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    Selgar

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Betsy57 said:
I put the chicken in the killing cone I use for my meat bird processing. I cut the vein in the neck. It is quick and the chicken and humane. The chicken doesn't flop around on the ground further traumatizing the person doing the deed.
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Brain research using Electroencephalography showed chickens to suffer up to 72 sec during this process and up to 34 sec using cervical dislocation. In fact scientific studies suggest stunning an animal before doing either. Cutting off the head showed up to 13 seconds of brain activity but no signs in the pain receptors activated.
 
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birdbrain1948 said:
Timely information. Unfortunately I may be needing it soon if I can't help my beautiful BCM by any other means.
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I too just had one quit eating & passed this morning in my arms, but have another who has been injured & does not seem to be getting better & I fear that I will have to do this, but I don't have the heart to do it myself. I never thought I'd get attached to chicks so much!
 
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    TinyRaptorDodos

  • Nov 27, 2022
Will this actually work? I need to put down my girl today due to a severe lice infestation. Her eyes are closed up and she can’t eat or drink
 
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cluckcluckgirl
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