- Aug 7, 2013
- 1
- 0
- 7
Hi,
I've been reading all sort of information on this. One of my girls is prolapsed, noticed it 3 days ago she had an egg that was stuck. I soaked in warm water first night and put honey & witch hazel on it like was suggested in some posts couldn't get the egg out, day 2 soaked her again got the egg out, again soaked her and washed her (used Dawn dish soap), rinsed than applied the honey/witch hazel again. She had a black spot on her that I could not get of but was much better than started. I was able to push the vent back in and with in 2 1/2 hours it was back out... So just got home from work and it is still out but the black spot looks bigger. I'm not sure what to do at this point. Anyone have issues like this? What is/could the black spot be? The guy at the feed store said that it was bad and just to let her go. My only issue is that I go to work and can't watch and take care of her like I should.....I just feel so bad, and I haven't found any vets in my area that work on chickens.
I've been reading all sort of information on this. One of my girls is prolapsed, noticed it 3 days ago she had an egg that was stuck. I soaked in warm water first night and put honey & witch hazel on it like was suggested in some posts couldn't get the egg out, day 2 soaked her again got the egg out, again soaked her and washed her (used Dawn dish soap), rinsed than applied the honey/witch hazel again. She had a black spot on her that I could not get of but was much better than started. I was able to push the vent back in and with in 2 1/2 hours it was back out... So just got home from work and it is still out but the black spot looks bigger. I'm not sure what to do at this point. Anyone have issues like this? What is/could the black spot be? The guy at the feed store said that it was bad and just to let her go. My only issue is that I go to work and can't watch and take care of her like I should.....I just feel so bad, and I haven't found any vets in my area that work on chickens.