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Update- today is the day of the surgery. Willow was dropped off this morning and pre surgery prep began about an hour ago. Surgery may already be underway as I write this.
The vet said the biggest concern is not the anesthesia so much as dissecting the oviduct out, since the vena cava is nearby. And who knows what condition the oviduct is in, if it’s soft egg material or tumor(s) causing the impaction, and if there are adhesions. Bleeding out is a big risk.
However, if all goes well, she will be able to eat later today and come home tomorrow, where she will enjoy the life of a house chicken, at least until her stitches are removed in 2 weeks.
Good thoughts and prayers to my little Willow, will update later.
The vet said the biggest concern is not the anesthesia so much as dissecting the oviduct out, since the vena cava is nearby. And who knows what condition the oviduct is in, if it’s soft egg material or tumor(s) causing the impaction, and if there are adhesions. Bleeding out is a big risk.
However, if all goes well, she will be able to eat later today and come home tomorrow, where she will enjoy the life of a house chicken, at least until her stitches are removed in 2 weeks.
Good thoughts and prayers to my little Willow, will update later.