hidezchick
Songster
- Jul 28, 2021
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My EE hen woke up saturday and she wouldn't eat, was moving around slowly and pooping out a clear liquid with white and yellow bits (what I would describe as urates).
At first I thought she was having an issue laying because she is usually a good layer. She hadn't laid in a couple days and was sitting in the nest box. Her vent was pulsing and destended. But then on sunday I noticed that her crop felt kinda full and watery/bloated even though she hadn't eaten in a couple days.
I read that it could be sour crop so I got some Miconazole and started giving it to her last night. Also gave her some boiled egg, probiotics and ACV water. She seems to be doing better now. She's more active and has been showing an interest in food again. Crop seems to have come down a bit and her poops are starting to look normal again, although still a little more liquidy than I would like.
I wonder if it is actually sour crop or she might have eaten something that made her feel sick for a couple days? I've seen her puke up liquid randomly, but she has always done that so didn't think much of it. We have an avocado tree and tomatoes but try to keep them away from it. I wonder if she might have accidentally eaten that or some rotting fruit that she found on the ground.
She seems to be improving now. Just wondering if this sounds familiar to anyone.
At first I thought she was having an issue laying because she is usually a good layer. She hadn't laid in a couple days and was sitting in the nest box. Her vent was pulsing and destended. But then on sunday I noticed that her crop felt kinda full and watery/bloated even though she hadn't eaten in a couple days.
I read that it could be sour crop so I got some Miconazole and started giving it to her last night. Also gave her some boiled egg, probiotics and ACV water. She seems to be doing better now. She's more active and has been showing an interest in food again. Crop seems to have come down a bit and her poops are starting to look normal again, although still a little more liquidy than I would like.
I wonder if it is actually sour crop or she might have eaten something that made her feel sick for a couple days? I've seen her puke up liquid randomly, but she has always done that so didn't think much of it. We have an avocado tree and tomatoes but try to keep them away from it. I wonder if she might have accidentally eaten that or some rotting fruit that she found on the ground.
She seems to be improving now. Just wondering if this sounds familiar to anyone.