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I have to give my vet the credit for trying to save Baby Bad Wing's life, she did it all after hours on a Saturday when she should have been off from work. My son and I helped which was amazing, the bird was sedated and everything.
Unfortunately, my little chicken is not out of the woods yet. I can't get her to drink any water and she has bad diarrhea. I am giving her yogurt and she is drinking and eating that. She's refused the water I've offered as well as her regular food. I tried making a mash with her feed, yogurt and some scrambled eggs but that was a no go too. She has been eating grapes, which I'm sure is not good for her diarrhea, but at least it's something.
Her mouth is open I assume from the pain, as she is not panting.
Later today, we clean out the wound again and try and give her her dose of antibiotics and some pain meds. Wish me luck with all this as I tried once getting a chicken to open it's mouth to no avail. My hubby will help though so maybe together we'll do it.
She's soooo sweet! And is talking softly to us anytime we are near her temporary hospital digs.
Unfortunately, my little chicken is not out of the woods yet. I can't get her to drink any water and she has bad diarrhea. I am giving her yogurt and she is drinking and eating that. She's refused the water I've offered as well as her regular food. I tried making a mash with her feed, yogurt and some scrambled eggs but that was a no go too. She has been eating grapes, which I'm sure is not good for her diarrhea, but at least it's something.
Her mouth is open I assume from the pain, as she is not panting.
Later today, we clean out the wound again and try and give her her dose of antibiotics and some pain meds. Wish me luck with all this as I tried once getting a chicken to open it's mouth to no avail. My hubby will help though so maybe together we'll do it.
She's soooo sweet! And is talking softly to us anytime we are near her temporary hospital digs.