Anyone in CT that knows a good avian Vet

[Scott G in CT]

Sorry, not sure if this is the place to post. I had a bad experience when I took my girl to Pieper in Middletown. Was told that I would probably have to put her down if she didn't get better soon, and she's still kicking 3 years later. Granted, every year since she's had the lame leg problem come up and I make her a house chicken for a week, but she always recovered.
Now it's been a fight for the whole summer so far. Her sisters are beating on her hard, and her poop has been very watery and yellowish to greenish. I posted a thread about it so not really looking for treatment advice here, just wondering if someone knows a Vet in CT. Thank you everyone!

 

[alinas2010]

I’m sorry to hear about your chicken. I hope she can pull out of it and maybe it’s just the heat making things tougher for her.

First post here has some search engines to find poultry specific vets:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/avian-vet-search-links.1048640/

 

[Scott G in CT]

Thanks for the kind words and the link. What I'm looking for is people that have had good experiences and recommendations.

 

[Eggcessive]

Hopefully someone may help you. Try posting on your state thread here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/connecticut.55/page-877

In the meantime I would call around at regular vets for people with chicken expertise or avian vets. I would rather use a chicken knowledgeable vet than an avian vet who treat parrot.

 

[theoldchick]

https://www.aav.org/page/FindAVet2
https://www.ctparrotrescue.org/links/avian-veterinarians


Best of luck with your chicken. You've done a good job so far!

 

[Scott G in CT]

https://www.aav.org/page/FindAVet2
https://www.ctparrotrescue.org/links/avian-veterinarians


Best of luck with your chicken. You've done a good job so far!

I really appreciate the kind words. I'm driving the wife crazy and I'm thinking I'm going crazy. I'm 0 for 2 with rehabs on 2 birds I took in. Granted I knew nothing the first time and not much the second time.

 

[Scott G in CT]

Hopefully someone may help you. Try posting on your state thread here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/connecticut.55/page-877

In the meantime I would call around at regular vets for people with chicken expertise or avian vets. I would rather use a chicken knowledgeable vet than an avian vet who treat parrot.

Didn't realize there is a regional forum. Thank you