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    Limping Not Bumblefoot

    How could I tell? I’m thinking it could be something like that but now I’m nervous from AltonaAcres experience. :hmm
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    Limping Not Bumblefoot

    Oh no! I hope not. Since her joint is slightly off (I mean barely but enough to notice) I’m hoping it’s that. I’m sorry about your chicken though. That sucks.
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    Limping Not Bumblefoot

    She is still limping. I am setting up a small area for her this weekend. She doesn’t have any swelling but her joint (our equivalent of our knee) seems looser than the other but that’s the only thing I can find on her. I don’t have a vet near by but I’m thinking we’re going to need to make a...
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    Limping Not Bumblefoot

    Hi Everyone, I have a BCM that is limping and I checked for Bumblefoot and found nothing. To me it looks like she “sprained” for lack of a better word. Any thoughts?
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    Possible esophagus or crop puncture.

    I wanted to let everyone know that the hole was into her crop. It is still unknown how it got there but I was able to perform self surgery (thanks to the link coach723) on the 17th. I cleaned out the crop but there wasn’t any real impaction. I had ordered absorbable sutures so after cleaning out...
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    Possible esophagus or crop puncture.

    Thank you! I’m going to tractor supply soon and gathering up these items. I’m hoping once I get in there and get a better look I will be able to decide if she can be saved or not. It’s such a shame because I really have no clue what did it. Those are the worst aren’t they? When you have no clue...
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    Possible esophagus or crop puncture.

    And to answer your vet question, we don’t have any within any reasonable distance around us that handle poultry .
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    Possible esophagus or crop puncture.

    Thank you. I will see if I can get an extra pair of hands to help me with that. My husband is a fire fighter and on shift. Maybe he can bring me home some materials for stitching if that’s what it is after closer inspection .
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    Possible esophagus or crop puncture.

    Question...I am 90% sure my chicken has an injured crop or esophagus. I think she poked it on a stray piece of chicken wire I’ve apparently missed or perhaps a quarrel? I’m not sure. The wound smells awful and if I put pressure on her crop the wound oozes. I’ve cleaned, disinfected it, and put...
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