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Do you have pictures? Is the entire crop rotting off or just a large section of it?
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I don't have pictures. I will try in the morning but it's hard to look at when she keeps trying to mess with it and eat out of it when I take her crop bra off. From what I've seen the open part is just the top half but it looks like the whole thing is gray. The gray skin forms a perfect circle. The circle is close to 3" in diameter.Do you have pictures? Is the entire crop rotting off or just a large section of it?
I am so sorry. I know chickens die easily from illness and old age comes to all, my secret anxiety is walking into the coop and finding 1 or all 3 of my big silkies dead. They are little cotton balls and I love them with all my heart, it really breaks my heart knowing they will die of old age somedayI have lost 3 chickens already this year. One was from old age. I have tried so hard to save all of them. I don't plan on getting more chickens. It's totally turned me off from eating chicken and eggs.
I have lost 9 chickens in 4 years. From my experience I can tell everybody how much chickens suffer to lay eggs. How feed store chicks are over bred and unhealthy. And chickens hybridized to lay a lot of eggs are unhealthy. I have loved them like a cat or dog. They are no longer something I consider food. I have loved every minute of having them but I don't think they've been worth the emotional torture for me.I am so sorry. I know chickens die easily from illness and old age comes to all, my secret anxiety is walking into the coop and finding 1 or all 3 of my big silkies dead. They are little cotton balls and I love them with all my heart, it really breaks my heart knowing they will die of old age someday
And dont ever say you should have never gotten chickens. After owning chickens and breeding them and then raising chicks for 2 months now I can tell everybody that they need chickens for both pets and eggs and maybe even meat
No but she has had severe pendulous crop for 3 years. She regularly deals with sour crop. Sometimes very severe sour crop. She had been deathly ill and I think that was the start of this. She primarily lives in a cage in the house. She goes out with the others free ranging if she feels good but not for long. Before she was very sick she had been spending days out with the others. But they're locked up in a pen unless I'm with them.Do you know what caused the tissue death? Could it have been a burn or something caustic she got into?
Thank you. I'm happy to have a glimmer of hope. Just checked her and she's peacefully sleeping with her head under her wing.I hope she gets better