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You can treat for sour crop.I will try to harden it more. I don’t think she likes it on her beak. I gave some to the others just to see and they gobbled it up so must just be her loss of appetite. She was perkier this morning. Ate a whole scrambled egg over the morning and some apple. I put her outside with the others and it was a bit chilly. She looked miserable all hunched, tail down eyes shut but after bringing back inside she has been more alert. It just keeps going up and down where I think she is going to die and then she is back to life. Confusing. I hope to fatten her up as she is so thin. Do you think I should do anything further for sour crop at this point?
Can a hen survive with a reproductive issue? I would think she would have died already if laying internally and isn’t egg bound.You can treat for sour crop.
I would suspect that she's likely got some type of reproductive problem going on. It's speculation on my part, but I've seen my share of hens hunched like that.
I usually treat crop symptoms, see if I can get them to rally and eat, etc. If they continue to decline or get worse then I put them out of their misery.
They can live for a while with reproductive issues, it really just depends on what it is. Some can rebound and do ok, others continue to decline.Can a hen survive with a reproductive issue? I would think she would have died already if laying internally and isn’t egg bound.
Should I go straight to the miconazole treatment? Also how is best to get her to cooperate with administering?
Thank you!!!