gelatin-like dropping? *update*

[LynneP]

Yes, I would like to see that. Based on the vet's exam of the abdomen, then, we should expect to see this hen significantly improved within 48 hours...

Would love to see the photos, thanks.

 

[Gtown Farmer]

Here you go. http://picasaweb.google.com/johnhanksnyc/Chickens#

 

[Gtown Farmer]

Thursday morning. A little better today. Keeping up with the rest of them and even ran a little. I gave her the mash of yogurt and oatmeal mixed with vitamins and electrolytes, and stuck a couple of drops of Corid in there too. She's pecking around and even eating a little grass.

 

[twzlrwho]

That's great news!

 

[LynneP]

Thanks for the additional photos- glad to hear things are improving!

 

[ChooksChick]

 

[Gtown Farmer]

She's now about 90% of where she should be. Thanks again for all your help guys!

 

[Sissy]

I have been reading here and now know what
to be watchfull of.
and hooray for the little one.
I hope she gets better each day.

 

[Gtown Farmer]

It's Monday, and she is completely back to her self. Wings up high and tight to the body and extremely curious about every move I make. Thanks again everyone. Until next time...

 

[Gtown Farmer]

One more thing I learned the I would like to share. The dosage of Corid I used was 2 teaspoons per gallon of water. (If they're were chicks, I'd probably only use 1 teaspoon.), for 7 days, then a good probiotic mash.