Oh so sorry MJ. Stay strong for her. I am sure you will do what is best.I just spoke to Dr Hill and Sandy's xrays showed a uterine infection. If she can gain strength he'll operate otherwise we're looking at euthanasia.
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Oh so sorry MJ. Stay strong for her. I am sure you will do what is best.I just spoke to Dr Hill and Sandy's xrays showed a uterine infection. If she can gain strength he'll operate otherwise we're looking at euthanasia.
Yes. She's become quite authoritative.
I'm starting to think Ivy might be a cockerel. She's always a little separate from the others and her tail is now bigger in comparison to the rest of her. No crowing or fighting though. No eggs either.
Still only 22 weeks old, so maybe eggs are still on the way?
I would have expected a crow or two by that age.
I think that’s very possible. My Bessie died at eight months old without having laid any eggs.
No, she started limping. I took her to the vet and she got put on antibiotics and pain meds. She had two weeks of that and slowly seemed to be getting better, then suddenly stopped walking (limping). She was still eating and drinking so had an x-ray. The avian specialist thought it was possibly cellulitis but wasn’t completely sure. We were going to start her on stronger antibiotics but when the vet knocked her out to get fluids into her and clip her vent feathers, she had trouble breathing on her side and her heart-beat was fading rapidly. He brought her to me wrapped in a towel and she died in my arms.![]()
I just spoke to Dr Hill and Sandy's xrays showed a uterine infection. If she can gain strength he'll operate otherwise we're looking at euthanasia.
Oh no! Such a short life. Did the vet do a postmortem?
I just spoke to Dr Hill and Sandy's xrays showed a uterine infection. If she can gain strength he'll operate otherwise we're looking at euthanasia.