HELP HUGE EMERGENCY!!!!

[Buffy18]

Thanks for the update.

No prob

 

[Buffy18]

Thanks for the update. Keep us posted on how she is doing.

Will do!

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Thanks. I felt in her vent and there was nothing. Except she did let out some more of that egg stuff. I think if I soak her she will relax and maybe let me do a little more.

So my hen is doing better I found a thing in her vent and she got it out. I think she still has more so I’m gonna soak her and give her calcium and do a few days after to

Did you happen to save the "thing" that you found in her vent? (look similar to the photo below?)
She is still expelling "egg stuff" like yolk and/or albumen (egg whites)? photos

Photo ref: https://hencam.com/henblog/2015/08/a-laying-glitch/

 

[Buffy18]

Did you happen to save the "thing" that you found in her vent? (look similar to the photo below?)
She is still expelling "egg stuff" like yolk and/or albumen (egg whites)? photos

Photo ref: https://hencam.com/henblog/2015/08/a-laying-glitch/[/QUO No I didn’t save that egg stuff and new found a shell in her vent?

 

[Buffy18]

Did you happen to save the "thing" that you found in her vent? (look similar to the photo below?)
She is still expelling "egg stuff" like yolk and/or albumen (egg whites)? photos

Photo ref: https://hencam.com/henblog/2015/08/a-laying-glitch/

should I be worried I didn’t find that? She is still somewhat letting out yolk and stuff though

 

[Wyorp Rock]

should I be worried I didn’t find that? She is still somewhat letting out yolk and stuff though

Did she let something like that out?
That is a collapsed shell membrane. Is she is still leaking yolk/albumen, then if she were mine I would get her started on antibiotics as soon as I could to hopefully prevent infection from loose egg material inside the oviduct.

Is she alert, drinking/eating?
If she is that's good. I would also still give her poultry vitamins, extra calcium for 2-3days and another couple of soaks in epsom salts over the next day or 2. The soaking may help relax her so she can expelled more material. Calcium helps with contractions to get things moving.

 

[Buffy18]

Did she let something like that out?
That is a collapsed shell membrane. Is she is still leaking yolk/albumen, then if she were mine I would get her started on antibiotics as soon as I could to hopefully prevent infection from loose egg material inside the oviduct.

Is she alert, drinking/eating?
If she is that's good. I would also still give her poultry vitamins, extra calcium for 2-3days and another couple of soaks in epsom salts over the next day or 2. The soaking may help relax her so she can expelled more material. Calcium helps with contractions to get things moving.

Okay thanks

 

[Buffy18]

Did she let something like that out?
That is a collapsed shell membrane. Is she is still leaking yolk/albumen, then if she were mine I would get her started on antibiotics as soon as I could to hopefully prevent infection from loose egg material inside the oviduct.

Is she alert, drinking/eating?
If she is that's good. I would also still give her poultry vitamins, extra calcium for 2-3days and another couple of soaks in epsom salts over the next day or 2. The soaking may help relax her so she can expelled more material. Calcium helps with contractions to get things moving.

What types of antibiotics?

 

[azygous]

What do you have on hand? Any left over prescriptions for family members. Go look.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

What types of antibiotics?

I would use Amoxicillin. Dosage is 125mg/kg (57mg per pound) given 2 times a day for 10 days.
You can find it here:
https://www.revivalanimal.com/product/fish-mox?sku=22150-174