Yes,
@Swbertrand1 that's my assessment, also. I see the alfalfa hay in the poop, if my old eyes are giving me correct intel. I also see the fluids, nearly clear liquid, coming out with the poop. This indicates a blockage. The problem is going to be blasting this stuff out of the gizzard. Treating the yeast infection that may be developing will also be required after the blockage clears.
I recommend a heavy infusion of
coconut oil. Olive or mineral oil may also be used, but these liquid oils are very messy and dangerous if some gets in the airway during administering. So coconut oil is my choice.
What I do is to measure out four half teaspoons on a plate, then stick it into the freezer until solid. Then feed her one lump at a time, sticking each directly into her beak. Don't worry, they will slide down into the crop slick as, well, oil.
Have a
stool softener ready just in case the oil doesn't bust things loose. Just pop the gel cap into the beak.
Do not withhold water. The blockage is causing her to lose a lot of fluids and she is likely already dehydrated. This only compounds the problem.
Later, I will tell you the horror stories of my compost pile and how I no longer dispose of spoiled food there. The consequences can be far worse than a crop issue.
