Joined to find advice/tips on getting a necklace out of my chickens insides :(

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When my cat swallowed a long cord I had to give it laxatives every two hours for 48 hours and then it passed. The other option years ago was surgery being very expensive. I pray that your chicken can pass it. I am not sure what would make a chicken have a laxative effect on its system or if that would work for it. Sorry.
 
Theorrin said:
Welcome to the flock! I unfortunately have no advice on this. Maye she'll poop it out?
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I’m hoping and praying she does. Just watching her lose interest in food and her energy levels being low breaks my heart :( the leaves I give her she used to run when I showed her them or when I called her by her name :( she’s not just a chicken she’s family.. our pet :(
 
Luv Ducks said:
When my cat swallowed a long cord I had to give it laxatives every two hours for 48 hours and then it passed. The other option years ago was surgery being very expensive. I pray that your chicken can pass it. I am not sure what would make a chicken have a laxative effect on its system or if that would work for it. Sorry.
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What kind of laxative was it? I may look into it but I don’t wanna give her it without knowing. Glad to know your cat was able to pass it. Our furry friends are sometimes hard to understand :(
 
Luv Ducks said:
When my cat swallowed a long cord I had to give it laxatives every two hours for 48 hours and then it passed. The other option years ago was surgery being very expensive. I pray that your chicken can pass it. I am not sure what would make a chicken have a laxative effect on its system or if that would work for it. Sorry.
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Jus looked it up… google said
“Molasses is often recommended for chickens because of its nutrient content. It is also recommended as a natural laxative for chickens, to "flush out toxins"” not sure if it works for jewelry in chickens or if it helps break it down. Do you know anything about that ^ ?
 
I once spoke to a surgeon about this sort of problem and he advocated porridge because it forms a doughy mass in the guys that carry things along with it.
He was treating someone who swallowed razor blades.
I am not sure things like molasses and some laxatives will help because a necklace is heavier than water.
 
RoyalChick said:
I once spoke to a surgeon about this sort of problem and he advocated porridge because it forms a doughy mass in the guys that carry things along with it.
He was treating someone who swallowed razor blades.
I am not sure things like molasses and some laxatives will help because a necklace is heavier than water.
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What about apple cider vinegar with water and chopped up tomatoes? I was told the acidic of it helps break down the metal.

When he recommended porridge, was it to a person who swallowed razor blades?
 

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