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So the greenish tint is from last time(how long ago?), the yellowish one is this time?

I'll bet! Not unusual..especially with the lax care they had received before you were on the job. Would be interesting to see. .

Pic of liquid in syringe after done would have been good. Green not a good sign.

This is about how I made mine.

Maybe....PM it to me? Yes this^^^ What I did was puncture the belly over a pan and let most of fluid drain out of the body, then if you want you can pour the fluid into a jar to look at it and 'measure'. I use 2 flat plastic pans approx 18x18x2" for slaughtering, keeps the gore contained so...

You don't happen to have a good anatomical drawing(anterior view would be best) of this do you?

I forgot about your bad foot, that would make the broomstick CD more difficult, if not impossible. I found this blog piece to be most helpful in learning where to slit the carotid/jugular. They show a meat bird, so fewer feathers thus easy to see the anatomy. On a layer ya gotta get the knife...

I use Cervical Dislocation to euthanize birds I don't intend to eat, it's quick and no bloody mess.

Well, it is easier if you have slaughtered chickens before...so know 'normal' internal anatomy.

When it's over, will you do a necrospy?

OhCrap!! Hope it heals up soon, take good care of it.

I contacted a young ag vet, that I've known from another forum for years, to ask about leg scales and how they grow and/or regenerate. She didn't know, and if the info was out there she's know about it. It was long conversation about different aspects of leg scales. Consensus was: The larger...

Hmmm... probably not as aren't all/most of Tippies leg scales gone? Does Tippie have lice...that would be the biggest concern?

Yes, This^^^ Sorry, I was so short with my earlier response. I do the isolation thing(see below)and if they are not eating/drinking/pooping well, down they go. Usually by the time I isolate they are already acting way off anyway and it's merely for confirmation. I have a couple birds that are...

I only have one solution for ascites, you might not want to hear it.