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[LilacSpring]

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Pam,

how do you do crop surgery?

 

[PamB]

I did a lot of research online. BYC had many threads that helped describe how to do it. Here is something I found on BYC that was VERY helpful....

https://www.backyardchickens.com/LC-disease-chicken-crop-surgery.php

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=229796&p=1

 

[BirdsinBethel]

Great job with the crop surgery Pam - I hope your little patient recovers quickly

 

[LilacSpring]

Wonderful job Pam. I hope I never face that problem.



lisa

 

[PamB]

Thanks, everyone! I'll keep you all posted. She is doing well this morning. I fed her some egg and she was SO happy to eat. She is looking really good so far.

 

[JohnCT]

Another newbie in NW CT, wanted to introduce myself, always looking to meet others with more experience then myself.

 

[bella1210]

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[jimmythechicken]

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most of the time it is from eating alot of grass with out having enough grit we have had a few get it last year when they were in there coop an we did not get them enough grit when the free range not a problem they will find some grit.nice work way to go not easy to do.hopeing she recovers well

 

[new chick 203]

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This is a great resource for information and people that are so generous with it!

 

[The reluctant chicken]

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most of the time it is from eating alot of grass with out having enough grit we have had a few get it last year when they were in there coop an we did not get them enough grit when the free range not a problem they will find some grit.nice work way to go not easy to do.hopeing she recovers well

Thanks for the info!