Emrosenagel
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- Oct 2, 2020
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Hello!
I recently had a hen with some strange crop issues(made a post but got no help), so I took her to the vet for an x-ray. She has no tumors, no visible blockage (an egg happened to be in the way further down), but the vet said her gizzard was packed with grit. Is it possible for the gizzard to be so full the hen has trouble passing food? If so, how can I move the grit along? Her poops have some small rocks but not too many.
Thanks!
I recently had a hen with some strange crop issues(made a post but got no help), so I took her to the vet for an x-ray. She has no tumors, no visible blockage (an egg happened to be in the way further down), but the vet said her gizzard was packed with grit. Is it possible for the gizzard to be so full the hen has trouble passing food? If so, how can I move the grit along? Her poops have some small rocks but not too many.
Thanks!