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Actually her poop looks pretty good to me, considering. If she had some sort of cancer or internal laying, many times the poop is a forest green color, greasy and yellowed urates. At least this is what I have seen in my flock So maybe this is just a simple case of sour crop? Do you have any...

You might vomit some of that out of there a couple hours before roosting time. That way she has time to refuel a bit and get some water into her. It never hurts to reworm a couple of weeks later to get all the unhatched eggs, but I doubt if she was wormed 3 weeks ago she would have any large...

Thanks for the pictures! Wow, that IS a massive crop! Has she ever been wormed? Too many worms in the intestinal tract can cause the crop to slow down. How about the color and consistency of her poop?? Describe it. Could she be eating something she shouldn't be? (too much dense foliage...

LOL....you are no bumbing fool!! We all learn by trial and error. Let her eat as she will...so free feed her all day long. If you choose to feed her at certain times, she may not eat enough or may over eat. She knows how much to eat. So just let her eat when ever she needs to. You are doing...

Good to hear the crop was a bit smaller in the morning! But I don't like to vomit during the day since the bird needs to absorb liquids, food, nutrients and such. So do it in the mornings only. This is when the gunk is starting to rot. During the day it is usually moving at a slow pace. She can...

Yes, yogurt can aid in the production of mucus. I generally turn to the powdered Probiotics, however if I don't have any, I do use yogurt. Definitely feed her. Withholding food is better for impacted crops. Slow/sour crops can stop completely if they don't have any food in them. So definitely...

How is she today? :-) Never use Apple Cider Vinegar when a bird has slow or sour crop. ACV is a wonderful tonic to use on a healthy bird to help sour up the intestinal tract and also over time it raises the PH of the birds body helping it ward of nasty pathogens. But ACV goes in as a sour and...