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We've gotten her to stop gagging and choking and she's breathing much easier now. Whatever she's eaten has moved past her crop, her crop is mostly empty except for some water we got in her. I guess we're just going to watch her and make sure she keeps breathing.
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We came home to find our chicks out and roaming the house, long story short one of them appears to have eaten leaves off of an elephant ear philodendron plant and experiencing poisoning symptoms, gagging, choking, difficulty breathing, potentially swelling in her throat.. 5 week old speckled Sussex pullet...
is there something we can do, or do we have to just sit here and watch her choke to death?
We've gotten her to stop gagging and choking and she's breathing much easier now. Whatever she's eaten has moved past her crop, her crop is mostly empty except for some water we got in her. I guess we're just going to watch her and make sure she keeps breathing.
(Original post)
We came home to find our chicks out and roaming the house, long story short one of them appears to have eaten leaves off of an elephant ear philodendron plant and experiencing poisoning symptoms, gagging, choking, difficulty breathing, potentially swelling in her throat.. 5 week old speckled Sussex pullet...
is there something we can do, or do we have to just sit here and watch her choke to death?
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