she drank but didnt eat, shes around 2 and the egg is quite small but she normally lays small eggs, the vets aren’t open sadly since its a holiday todayIt’s great that you got her inside, please make sure she is warm and safe. I would first make sure she eats and drinks,mabye give her some electrolytes.
How old is the chicken?
How was the egg she layed this morning?
As to what it is I unfortunately don’t know what it is and have never seen it before and the best idea would probably be to contact a vet
i think its indeed prolapsed, tried to push it in but she pushed it out even furtherIt’s great that you got her inside, please make sure she is warm and safe. I would first make sure she eats and drinks,mabye give her some electrolytes.
How old is the chicken?
How was the egg she layed this morning?
As to what it is I unfortunately don’t know what it is and have never seen it before and the best idea would probably be to contact a vet
Mabye it could be a prolapsed vent
Check this article out
https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/prolapsed-chicken-vent.78134/
I’m sorry that the vet aren’t open, has she been acting weird recently?
no not at all, she was doing great yesterday, it all happened this morning and yes she is! and i tried to do what the tutorial asked me to but she just pushes it out further, we might have to euthanize herI’m sorry that the vet aren’t open, has she been acting weird recently?
Is she batham chicken? I know that they are more prone to getting prolapsed vent
I know there also are some great YouTube videos on how to treat prolapsed vent.
