Looks pretty darn easy, right? Of course anyone trying it should know that there is risk involved, but these hens will die unless it's done, so I think it's worth the risk.
-Kathy
Is it a bad sign for an internal layer/ egg yolk peritonitis?
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1/29/2014 Update: 5 days past since I finished giving him Baytril for 7 days. ( it should be 5 days.. but I tried anyway.)
Deckie is still loosing a lot of feathers.
I bought Milk Thistle at Rite Aid where is closest from our house. I didn't have a chance to go to GNC.
Well, I have giving her for 2 days so far. The capsule is huge. So I dip some crickets into the powder to feed her, or add some liquid
to the powder and make a small ball to put it in her mouth.
Some of her poops are egg yolk color, but the others are like pictures above.
She is slow to move, and not active, but she has a lot of appetite, which is good.
Her abdomen is not too large to consider to drain her yet.
Deckie is still loosing a lot of feathers.
I bought Milk Thistle at Rite Aid where is closest from our house. I didn't have a chance to go to GNC.
Well, I have giving her for 2 days so far. The capsule is huge. So I dip some crickets into the powder to feed her, or add some liquid
to the powder and make a small ball to put it in her mouth.
Some of her poops are egg yolk color, but the others are like pictures above.
She is slow to move, and not active, but she has a lot of appetite, which is good.
Her abdomen is not too large to consider to drain her yet.
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How is Deckie making out? I found a website that you might find interesting, it has a lot of other good information in it as well. This link talks about the Egg Yolk Peritonitis. Hope its helpful.
http://www.littlehenrescue.co.uk/Pages/Medicaladvice.aspx
http://www.littlehenrescue.co.uk/Pages/Medicaladvice.aspx
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Thank you Pwand! That is very informative!! I will contact with them to ask about Deckie's problem!
She seems fine.
After reading the article of egg yolk peritonitis, I am glad that Deckie has refused to eat her regular food.
She is eating some seeds that are for our new pet Green and gold macaw who is very nippy.
My husband strongly goes against with me about draining her when I asked again.
Her abdomen is still large but not as much as I concern about it. That is more trouble for me besides the procedure.( draining her)
Her comb gets shrank, I wonder?
She was more active today chasing after crickets all over.
Every morning, after she poops solid one, the next poop is always egg color's.
I got 1000 crickets from this site. http://www.grubco.com/store/store_product_detail.cfm?Product_ID=3
All of them are alive!
I feed the left one to Deckie. She loves them.
At the end, he/she is the one who my husband had been wanting since he was a kid.
Well, unfortunately this macaw nips at my husband a lot. So this macaw doesn't perch on my husband recently.
It is very difficult to handle this bird for sure.
She seems fine.
After reading the article of egg yolk peritonitis, I am glad that Deckie has refused to eat her regular food.
She is eating some seeds that are for our new pet Green and gold macaw who is very nippy.
My husband strongly goes against with me about draining her when I asked again.
Her abdomen is still large but not as much as I concern about it. That is more trouble for me besides the procedure.( draining her)
Her comb gets shrank, I wonder?
She was more active today chasing after crickets all over.
Every morning, after she poops solid one, the next poop is always egg color's.
I got 1000 crickets from this site. http://www.grubco.com/store/store_product_detail.cfm?Product_ID=3
All of them are alive!
I feed the left one to Deckie. She loves them.
At the end, he/she is the one who my husband had been wanting since he was a kid.
Well, unfortunately this macaw nips at my husband a lot. So this macaw doesn't perch on my husband recently.
It is very difficult to handle this bird for sure.
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Hi Pwand! Yeah, she kept pecking,then she realized that she couldn't, so she kept staring at them after that.. LOL
Oh my... over 1000 parrots... I can't imagine.. My husband got this macaw at Craigslist.. He is very skeptical and very scared of any kind of sticks...
Once I was dusting the ceiling on the living room ( he was in the dining room ), he screamed head off and lost balance and fell off...
I was really shocked..
Well, hopefully he is not abused. He is very nippy and bit me a couple times,but not anymore. My husband and our kids are scared of him because he bites. although they like him.
Yeah, she kept pecking,then she realized that she couldn't, so she kept staring at them after that.. LOLOh my... over 1000 parrots... I can't imagine.. My husband got this macaw at Craigslist.. He is very skeptical and very scared of any kind of sticks...
Once I was dusting the ceiling on the living room ( he was in the dining room ), he screamed head off and lost balance and fell off...
I was really shocked..Well, hopefully he is not abused. He is very nippy and bit me a couple times,but not anymore. My husband and our kids are scared of him because he bites.
although they like him.
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2/5/2014 Update
Deckie started to open her mouth to breath heavily today. I am planing to give her Baytril on Friday which will be 14 days since last time she got.
Her abdomen is not enlarged, just little big, but not like a water balloon. I feel like she has tumors, and I think that I better not to drain her for this situation.
There is no cure for this unless she can get a surgery at the early stage.
I have been through this whenever she needs antibiotics. This time, I feel different... She looks pale, and her comb shrank.
She may feel better when I give her Baytril again... but who knows..
Deckie started to open her mouth to breath heavily today. I am planing to give her Baytril on Friday which will be 14 days since last time she got.
Her abdomen is not enlarged, just little big, but not like a water balloon. I feel like she has tumors, and I think that I better not to drain her for this situation.
There is no cure for this unless she can get a surgery at the early stage.
I have been through this whenever she needs antibiotics. This time, I feel different... She looks pale, and her comb shrank.
She may feel better when I give her Baytril again... but who knows..
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Sending you more hugs from all of my girls and myself.
Sorry to hear... Open mouth breathing is never a good sign.
-Kathy
-Kathy
Hugs to You and Deckie. My heart is heavy for you both.
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