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No, it still felt like it was full of fluid.So it was not empty?
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No, it still felt like it was full of fluid.So it was not empty?
Did she have access to water overnight?No, it still felt like it was full of fluid.
Is she pooping?No, it still felt like it was full of fluid.
I agree, or might also be cancer, intestinal infection, or reproductive tract infection.Maybe vent gleet but more common is internal laying unfortunately.
Yellow could mean infection, dehydration, or liver problems.I'm not sure when she last laid. It looked like poop, but it was kind of yellowish and it smelled bad.
I would too.I still worry a little that it could possibly be internal laying.
I agree.Could be she's a little fatty. Not all reproductive disorders have swelling or fluid, first indication may be that they are acting off/not feeling too well.
That's a good suggestion. Also would be good to have a gram stain done on the poop and crop contents to check for bacteria and yeast.If possible, get a fecal float to rule out worms too.
So it's not reducing in size at all?Her crop felt about the same this morning.
I would too, though if her crop is not draining I'm not sure how effective any oral meds will be.I would deworm her.
I agree. FWIW, any crop problem I have seen here has always been secondary to something else.often a crop issue is a symptom of an underlying condition (worms, reproductive disorder, etc.)
She is pooping, and it's greenish. She did have access to food and water overnight, but like I said, she's not eating much.
I read the whole thread and saw lots of good suggestions from people. Here are some of my thoughts:
I agree, or might also be cancer, intestinal infection, or reproductive tract infection.
Yellow could mean infection, dehydration, or liver problems.
I would too.
I agree.
That's a good suggestion. Also would be good to have a gram stain done on the poop and crop contents to check for bacteria and yeast.
So it's not reducing in size at all?
I would too, though if her crop is not draining I'm not sure how effective any oral meds will be.
I agree. FWIW, any crop problem I have seen here has always been secondary to something else.
I'm not sure. It could be slowly draining if she's still drinking water.So it's not reducing in size at all?
If she were mine I would give her a shot of antibiotics and hope for the best. Last time I had one with a crop full of fluid it was a bacterial infection. Is a vet an option? Cost would be $45-$65 for an office exam, plus another $30-$50 to test her poop and crop contents.She is pooping, and it's greenish. She did have access to food and water overnight, but like I said, she's not eating much.
Here it's been starvation or bacterial infection.This is worrisome. Green poo has almost always meant either large consumption of red cabbage or starvation.
Starvation or bacterial infection.Thoughts on her having green poop???
Get Safeguard.I'll get a wormer. It seems like her butt was poopy for a while before she started acting sick, she was also broody for a while not too long ago. She's also been panting since she's been inside.
Can you post a picture of her poop?I'm not sure. It could be slowly draining if she's still drinking water.