Egg bound?!? What is this???

[Kiki]

Also what exactly do you feed your birds on a daily basis?
Prolapses can be caused from being over weight too/not getting a balanced diet.

 

[Emily96948]

What two kinds of worms are you treating for and what are you using to treat?

I’m treating them for coccidia with corid liquid. Earlier they had strongyles and capillaria which I treated with panacur.
The corid liquid doesn’t seem to be helping because they still have diarrhea.

 

[Emily96948]

Also what exactly do you feed your birds on a daily basis?
Prolapses can be caused from being over weight too/not getting a balanced diet.

I feed them later feed crumble because they never seem to want to eat the pellets. I sprinkle in a bit of scratch grains and a few dried mealworms. They also eat grass, because they have a bit of it growing in one section of their pen. I don’t think they are overweight, I’ve felt their chests and backends and they don’t seem to be fat.

 

[Kiki]

I feed them later feed crumble because they never seem to want to eat the pellets. I sprinkle in a bit of scratch grains and a few dried mealworms. They also eat grass, because they have a bit of it growing in one section of their pen. I don’t think they are overweight, I’ve felt their chests and backends and they don’t seem to be fat.

Do you feed scratch and meal worms daily?
If so stop.

 

[Kiki]

This might give some insight into the 3 possible openings—look at “anatomy”
http://veterinarycalendar.dvm360.com/avian-cloacal-prolapses-proceedings

 

[Emily96948]

Prolapsing often has a strong genetic component. It's heritable.

Her sister also had a prolapsed vent at one point