I wasnt sure where to post this whereas it isnt an emergency rather a story.
Our Bantam Brahma showed signs of being ill 2 days ago, not eating, drinking a ton. I think she had sour crop (judging from the smell coming from her mouth, notice during last moments). I had tried to get her to vomit, all liquid came out. Not sure if liquid went into her lungs or not, but i will never do that to a chicken again. Last night i checked on her and she was breathing through her mouth. Her 2 buddies were with her.
After church today, my oldest DD came to tell me she was gone. I went out and picked her up, she was breathing barely. I held her until she was gone.
We all know in this family that well chickens will come and go, that is just how it works. But it was wonderful to know this morning that Izzy was not alone when she went.
Our Bantam Brahma showed signs of being ill 2 days ago, not eating, drinking a ton. I think she had sour crop (judging from the smell coming from her mouth, notice during last moments). I had tried to get her to vomit, all liquid came out. Not sure if liquid went into her lungs or not, but i will never do that to a chicken again. Last night i checked on her and she was breathing through her mouth. Her 2 buddies were with her.
After church today, my oldest DD came to tell me she was gone. I went out and picked her up, she was breathing barely. I held her until she was gone.
We all know in this family that well chickens will come and go, that is just how it works. But it was wonderful to know this morning that Izzy was not alone when she went.