Chicken blood is like jelly??????

[dawg53]

Thank you all of you, treatment starts tomorrow so once I've got a proper look at he area, I'll trim the feathers wash it, give it some Epsom salts to prevent straining when pooing. I'll get some thrush cream and apply it around the area, I'm going to feel so bad if I got my old chicken put to sleep when doing this could have saved her, I'm not trusting vets again

FYI: Epsom salts is used as a flush in chickens.

 

[laurengeeves]

I'll update you all in a few days

 

[laurengeeves]

FYI: Epsom salts is used as a flush in chickens.

I know it will also flush bacteria and make her poo runny, which will stop her straining trying to get a whole poo out, which would cause a prolapse

 

[laurengeeves]

 

[laurengeeves]

After cutting the feathers, there was a lot of blood clots around the area and that's what the black bits in the photo was, most of that is removed now and you can see a vent more, she was easy to catch which is a bad sign as she usually give me the runny around, and was happy to sit in the warm water. I'll update you in a few days, on the treatment thanks

 

[laurengeeves]

it's taking a while to heal, but today the area looked loads better, I pulled all the black bits off and it's left like this, this is the photo I took before finishing it all off so the black bit that I'm touching is off, but the after photo isn't clear like this one, opinions please?