Gladys is not feeling well.

[randallt1]

I always give this by mouth with a syringe and an angiocath sheath which is like a real skinny straw that locks onto the syringe which you probably won't have a prayer of finding.

Get someone to hold her for you, open her mouth real wide and and give her 1-1 1/2 ml of it straight be sure to aim down the right side of her mouth and don't shoot it in the middle hole because that is her trachea! She will fight you but you can do it with help. if you've got a catheter tipped syringe it will be easier.

Thanks so much. Her right side or mine as I am looking at her in the face?

 

[casportpony]

Thanks so much. Her right side or mine as I am looking at her in the face?

Her right.

 

[DuckyDonna]

Her right.View attachment 1805012

while we're on the subject, can you send it down HER left side? Where does that go? Does it communicate with the right?

 

[casportpony]

while we're on the subject, can you send it down HER left side? Where does that go? Does it communicate with the right?

Best not to because the risk of them aspirating is higher if you do that.

 

[randallt1]

Ok, that was pretty easy. So next question, how often do I repeat the treatment?

 

[DuckyDonna]

Best not to because the risk of them aspirating is higher if you do that.

Ok then, I won't even think about it then! Thank you once again. You are a treasure!

 

[Miss Lydia]

Ok, that was pretty easy. So next question, how often do I repeat the treatment?[/QUOTe. Post 39 if you think she’s egg bound.

 

[casportpony]

Ok, that was pretty easy. So next question, how often do I repeat the treatment?

Is she egg bound?

 

[randallt1]

Is she egg bound?

I'm not sure but I suspect as much. She just started laying a little this spring, like one every couple of weeks or so. She laid a smallish egg about a week ago.

 

[Miss Lydia]

@casportpony