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  1. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    It’s back, bad.
  2. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    Salt has been better. Crop is still a little funny at times, but it’s not nearly as bad as it used to be, and sometimes it is fully empty! She’s nice and healthy. No sick-ish behavior.
  3. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    She understands. She better follow those orders. :rant Or else.
  4. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    JB’s too fluffy. She’s better off in the coop, keeping Vanilla warm. Maybe Pepper. Not sure.
  5. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    We’d probably crate her with another bird.
  6. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    It’s snowing. We may bring her inside tonight.
  7. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    Sure!
  8. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    She’s seeming better. When I feel her crop, it is smaller and not squashy. :wee
  9. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    Thanks! Only problem with the bra is that it’s making her cold. Poor baby. These Oregon winters are cold and windy and rainy.
  10. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    She doesn’t love it. I think it’s wonderful. The other five pullets have attempted to aid her in....*ehem*....removing it.
  11. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    Will do!
  12. TheOddOneOut

    For future reference. My ups and downs with a slow crop.

    This winter, a gorgeous Dominique pullet of mine, Salt, fell ill with fluctuating crop issues that eventually evened out into an overfilled, oversized crop that didn’t drain regularly. She was uncomfortable and constantly adjusting it. Her list of symptoms: She was a beauty in the summer...
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