It feels like jello but it has a hard tip. Her crop was rock hard at first because of the swollen lump that was next to it. It is now soft but doesn't seem like it's emptying as it should be.
I've taken all my previous hens and roos, but they don't know how to care for them. Last time I took one of my chicks about 3 months old. Her mother had bronchitis and passed it down to them. Well, at the vet, they injected something "to help her," but when we got home, she died. Turns out they injected something meant for dogs and had nothing to do with bronchitis. I've had other awful experiences with different vets (of course, I've gone to others), but none knew what they were doing. I'm from Vegas. If anyone knows of a good vet here I'd gladly take her.
