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Georgie did seem to recover, but after about 6 months she started failing. She had returned almost to normal, so we were perplexed.
She never started laying again, so we prepared ourselves expecting there was something internal we couldn't fix. She passed peacefully one day after starting to look very yellow and sickly.
I sent her off for a necropsy to better understand what had happened, and it was determined that an egg had broken inside and she had dies of yolk peritonitis. Has she not had a broken egg during the fall, she might have lived and recovered completely.
Best of luck for your hen!
Georgie did seem to recover, but after about 6 months she started failing. She had returned almost to normal, so we were perplexed.
She never started laying again, so we prepared ourselves expecting there was something internal we couldn't fix. She passed peacefully one day after starting to look very yellow and sickly.
I sent her off for a necropsy to better understand what had happened, and it was determined that an egg had broken inside and she had dies of yolk peritonitis. Has she not had a broken egg during the fall, she might have lived and recovered completely.
Best of luck for your hen!