HELP! Yellow and blood backside!

[Wyorp Rock]

I have calcium with vitamin supp in water.
How do I know for sure it's egg yolk? It's yellow like yolk.
yes I have antibiotics, it's one to use in water so do I alternate between Vit and antibio or both together?

Photo of the antibiotic and vitamin?

I'd give the vitamins orally and put the antibiotic in the water.

 

[ForTheLoveOfSilkies]

Photo of the antibiotic and vitamin?

I'd give the vitamins orally and put the antibiotic in the water.

Ok thanks

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I'd put the antibiotics in the water. The tetracycline may help with infection.

It would be good to get Calcium into her to help with retention and to help expel the material. I wonder if she's got a membrane stuck inside.

 

[Idaho Chicken Bungalow]

There is a lot of healthy red tissue to work with, my experience is to let it go in naturally by keeping it moist. If you push it in there can be bacteria being pushed back inside her.

 

[ForTheLoveOfSilkies]

Thanks for all your responses!
We'll see how she goes over the next few days or so with antibiotics, Epsom washes, ointment, vitamins. She is bleeding a little must be from pecking herself
When is a point that I should cull if she's in too much pain? I am ok with culling if need be to stop suffering.

 

[Eggcessive]

I would keep doing what you are doing—keeping her vent clean with shallow soaks to her vent, giving calcium once a day, and keeping the prolapse moist with ointment or cream. Manuka honey is very good.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Thanks for all your responses!
We'll see how she goes over the next few days or so with antibiotics, Epsom washes, ointment, vitamins. She is bleeding a little must be from pecking herself
When is a point that I should cull if she's in too much pain? I am ok with culling if need be to stop suffering.

How is she doing?
She may peck at it if she's trying to get the material off. See if she stops once you get her cleaned up and ointments applied.

 

[ForTheLoveOfSilkies]

How is she doing?
She may peck at it if she's trying to get the material off. See if she stops once you get her cleaned up and ointments applied.

She had been pecking overnight looks like, alot of blood and goop on her roost, not good at all I may cull today I don't see improvement, looks horrible too much blood! She must be in pain suffering!?? She's only a year old poor girl had lots more years of life to live!

 

[Mother Clucker 69]

I am so sorry to hear she isn't doing well. I wouldn't give up on her yet. Can you put her somewhere you can keep a closer eye on her? If you can prevent her from pecking maybe it can start to heal. Praying for such a young hen. Hope for the best

 

[Eggcessive]

Is she with other hens on the roost? She needs to be kept separated until she heals, even in a wire dog crate with food and water. Others will peck her vent when they see the red color.