Depressed EE

[Wyorp Rock]

She looks unwell. How does her abdomen feel, any bloat/feeling of fluid?
What does her poop look like?

If you can, bring her in, keep her fairly warm and provide her with some extra vitamins and protein like chopped egg or tuna.

Did she lay fairly consistently with no problems?

 

[Jay E.]

She looks unwell. How does her abdomen feel, any bloat/feeling of fluid?
What does her poop look like?

If you can, bring her in, keep her fairly warm and provide her with some extra vitamins and protein like chopped egg or tuna.

Did she lay fairly consistently with no problems?

She looks unwell. How does her abdomen feel, any bloat/feeling of fluid?
What does her poop look like?

If you can, bring her in, keep her fairly warm and provide her with some extra vitamins and protein like chopped egg or tuna.

Did she lay fairly consistently with no problems?

We haven't seen her poop much. My husband said he has seen some runny piles, but we didn't know what bird. We now have that figured out. She doesn't feel bloated. We'll have to borrow a kennel to bring her in. Thank You.

 

[Jay E.]

We haven't seen her poop much. My husband said he has seen some runny piles, but we didn't know what bird. We now have that figured out. She doesn't feel bloated. We'll have to borrow a kennel to bring her in. Thank You.

She stopped laying when all of the other EE stopped, that was in October. It snowed they went on strike.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

If you can bring her in or even cage her in the coop on a puppy pad, that will help you take a look at the poop.

If she is not pooping much, then she may have a blockage or some type of inflammation in the gut. Is her crop emptying?

 

[aart]

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