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She also had a bit of a more normal looking poop just nowSquishy
Thank you, I took her to the vet and they determined she doesn't have an egg mostlikey, she's more on the dehydrated side and is being taken care of for that and some other problemsCheck out this article on crop disorders:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...w-to-know-which-one-youre-dealing-with.73607/
Your welcome!Lovely! Thanks for the update.
Big update on Alejandro. I took her to the vet and was told she was severely emaciated. She did show me how her breast were practically nonexistent and this was very helpful but heart breaking news. No egg was found. But fluid was. It could've broken inside her.This is my first time dealing with an egg bound chicken and it's late at the time of me posting this. I believe I caught it early but I've given my chicken an empson salt bath though I'm pretty sure I didn't get her vent under water at all times
She was standing like a penguin at the time of finding her. Around 8 so she was trying to sleep. (Kinda why I have no pictures at the moment.)
The egg is probably deep inside right now and I'm not feeling any hardness that I think is an egg, I'm feeling bone mostly but I'm probably feeling around the wrong area.
There isn't any calcium available but I'm buying calcium now and she will be given egg shells as well as the others until oyster shells have been acquired.
I'm just really worried about my girl, any suggestions on what else to do will help.
Thank you! I don't think I'll need to do tube feeding yet but I will keep it in mind!Thank you for the update. @Eggcessive can tell you how to tube feed her to get some weight on her, it's not difficult. Please do keep us posted and I hope she does well.![]()