Buffy Brahma Mama
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- Aug 10, 2020
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Hello, that makes sense to keep her in, as the roos would cause too much stress.I'm a little nervous to let her out. Both roosters have been doing their dance around her crate. They were being so awful to her before I quarantined her. Before she was even sick she seemed to be their favorite to mate with, poor thing. I'm scared they will just jump her the second she leaves the crate.
How is she doing tonight?
At this point, I would save a fecal sample and see if the vet can run a few tests on it, including a gram's stain. It may be worth doing an xray and blood work as well.
I hope she recovers for you!