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Thank you - She was a lovely bird. I'm sorry about your hen too, I wish they didn't hide things so well, it seemed like she was going to get better.

The vet never called back & everything was closed today. She got worse today. Yesterday she would walk around a bit & the prolapse was almost completely better, today she couldn't stand up/stop falling over or stay awake & developed a very swollen abdomen. I put her to rest because she got so...

After soaking her again today and trying to push the prolapse back in, her vent is almost back to normal. Tomorrow I'm going to call the vet again to ask if they'll see her about the salpingitis, and maybe prescribe an antibiotic.

Thank you, I appreciate all your help ❤️

Thank you, unfortunately the Enrofloxacin would take two weeks or more to get here - if it's not likely to be treatable, I might just put her down, I don't want to make her suffer for longer if she's not likely to get better. They hide it so well so she's probably had it for a while

And if it is lash material would it be worth trying antibiotics? I have Tetracycline.

I do still have it and I cut it open. I'll check her abdomen next time I go see her.

Thank you for the link, I'll take a look at it. Here's pictures of the prolapse and possible lash material. The prolapse seems to have shrunk and does look better than it did a couple days ago - it was a lot larger. I have been trying to keep it moist. She's constantly fluffed up, huddling in a...

I have a 3 year old RSL with a prolapsed vent that is also leaking what I believe is urates and she's constantly leaking a clear liquid - I've soaked her in epsom salt water every day, tried to gently push the prolapse back in so many times (won't stay in at all, even if held in place for a few...