XAshleyX
Songster
Hi everyone.
I have a hen who was being picked on. I brought her in, cleaned her up and checked on her yesterday morning. I noticed her crop was full (I bring their food out every morning so they have no access to food until morning) I thought maybe it could've been because I fed her later in the night as I was cleaning her up.
This morning I went outside and checked everyone's crop which felt soft, and empty/flat, except hers which feels hard and full. She's acting normal though? I read on a thread here to give them coconut oil chunks which will then melt in their crop and to massage it in an upward motion every 30 minutes? Is this what I should do? When will it empty? Should I repeat this process until it empties?
This is an avian vet about 30 minutes away which I will utilize if necessary.
Thanks for your help!
I have a hen who was being picked on. I brought her in, cleaned her up and checked on her yesterday morning. I noticed her crop was full (I bring their food out every morning so they have no access to food until morning) I thought maybe it could've been because I fed her later in the night as I was cleaning her up.
This morning I went outside and checked everyone's crop which felt soft, and empty/flat, except hers which feels hard and full. She's acting normal though? I read on a thread here to give them coconut oil chunks which will then melt in their crop and to massage it in an upward motion every 30 minutes? Is this what I should do? When will it empty? Should I repeat this process until it empties?
This is an avian vet about 30 minutes away which I will utilize if necessary.
Thanks for your help!