I am treating an impacted crop too, but mine is not blocked fully. A cherry pit could block the tube that leads into the actual stomach! She needs to be isolated and put on soft mash ASAP. Check her crop in the morning, see if it has properly emptied. If not anything solid she eats is getting bound up with the pit and going to get rotten in there and make her very sick. If no liquids pass........Turning a bird upside down is very risky, but may be your only solution but not without a lot of preparation and some kind of liquid/ oil substance to help it along. A vet can flush it out, but be prepared with at least $70- $100.
Here is the article I read about alkalinity and temperature changes, how it affects the organs- i'd read this for the cherry pit bird, too. Explains it better than I can!
http://birdhealth.com.au/flockbirds/poultry/diseases/crop_gizzard.html
Here is the article I read about alkalinity and temperature changes, how it affects the organs- i'd read this for the cherry pit bird, too. Explains it better than I can!
http://birdhealth.com.au/flockbirds/poultry/diseases/crop_gizzard.html
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