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Poor girl I wonder how she did that? Good at least the egg is coming out maybe it would be a good idea to keep up with the cal glu just for extra support in getting the egg moving through. I haven’t any info on trying to get her to stop laying I haven’t had to do this with any of my girls but...

Thanks for keeping me updated. I'm sure pulling for her for the easiest way to deal with this.

That is such good news!! I hope she gets a clean bill of health now and you do get to take off a few days. I can tell you really love your girls. ❤️

I hope she can get it out the old fashion way. Amazingly, she is still doing so well if she has had an egg inside for so long now. Thanks fir the update.

Wise decision. Keep me updated.

That is a busy mama, I hope the neighborhood likes them. I saw a member here on BYC say once his/her Muscovy hatched out 19, They really do want to take over the world. lol

So precious but right on a busy road? I know I worry about things 9i have no control of. Boy she sure has her wings full taking care of all of them. Thanks for the update.

Sure do like hearing this. Looking forward to knowing finally that egg is out

I’d do evening too for a couple days just to see if it may help.

Bless her heart. How often are you giving the Cal glu?

Keep up with the cal glu and hopefully it will happen.

That is what it looks like for sure so a good sign I would think.

If the vet gets these eggs out ask to see them. And take a picture I'd like to see too. I am so amazed she is still doing well with it being so long.

Up date when you can.

It's amazing to me she seems to be doing so well to have 2 eggs in there for so long now. I hope the one is ready to come out. So cute up there on her perch.

She is sure amazing. I hope she can get those eggs out 🙏

Is she still doing okay?

most of the time once they go broody they stop laying so it may not be a good thing

That could be the meds. Is she eating and drinking good?

I’ve never heard of metacam causing contraction it’s mainly used for pain and inflammation. Are you still giving her the cal glu? What did the vet say these things are?