No - just to try and get her to drink and eat and wait for test results.Oh I am hoping it's something they can find and treat. Did they give her any antibiotics or steroids to help her feel more perky?
I will check in tomorrow, still thinking good thoughts
I think this is a really good idea. It doesn't sound contagious & will probably make both hens happier ~ as well as keeping Dotty away from the Hooligans.
Like your duck/goose chickenSome hens are covert beserkers.
Wrold is always a bit on the snappy side but broody she's insufferable. I couldn't believe the Vorwerk persisted. No~one else is that insane. They know what she's like.
Poor Moggy, my cat was 18, all I wanted was for her to be comfortable. Not have a full blood panel, x-rays, blah blah blah... I told the vet unless she had a cute for old age all I wanted was pain meds and some fluids....I've written this before in here. My friend had a cat moved in on her then she suddenly after many years was a bit of colour, the vet said it was her heart and insisted she needed steroids, the cat died within hours of taking them
Oh now that is a good idea. I let Minnie spend most of the day out in the Chicken Palace with everyone else and only moved her back in the hospital when she basically hunkered down in a corner and stopped moving around.
My what?Like your duck/goose chicken
Yes I think it is a good idea too and I can let one or both of them out in the morning.
Perfect. They can chat and snuggle.
Fluids and turmeric, turmeric works wonders put a bit in some yogurt
