Prolapsed oviduct?! I JUST REMOVED IT!

[Wyorp Rock]

Is she acting normal?

I don't think there's really anything you can do except for provide fresh nutritionally balanced feed, minimal treats, fresh water and oyster shell free choice.

 

[toredano]

I would advise not to just cut or take things off on a chicken. This doesn't look like a lash egg. It looks like a tumor. Not sure what her insides now look like but the prognosis is grim.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I would advise not to just cut or take things off on a chicken. This doesn't look like a lash egg. It looks like a tumor. Not sure what her insides now look like but the prognosis is grim.

Nah, that was coming out of the vent, the hen was trying expel it.

 

[erineliot]

I would advise not to just cut or take things off on a chicken. This doesn't look like a lash egg. It looks like a tumor. Not sure what her insides now look like but the prognosis is grim.

Wait seriously? Both her and her sister have something wrong with their bum for a few weeks now. They are acting so normal. I’ll post a photo and video link. I’m posting in a different thread too: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/what’s-wrong-with-her-bum.78002/

Video:

 

[erineliot]

Is she acting normal?

I don't think there's really anything you can do except for provide fresh nutritionally balanced feed, minimal treats, fresh water and oyster shell free choice.

Yes, very. But she has some sort of build up. So does her sister. https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/what’s-wrong-with-her-bum.78002/

 

[erineliot]

For some reason, I stopped receiving notifications after the first one is sent.

 

[Kiki]

A few weeks?
When was the last time they each laid a normal egg?
How old are they?
Are they your only 2 chickens?
What exactly do you feed each day?

 

[erineliot]

We have a small flock. There’s one other hen (not a sister) and a rooster. All three lay but the one that is not sick keeps eating all the eggs. (That’s going to have to be a different post I guess. Whew.) But they seem to lay daily and neither are egg bound. They both are bright and energetic. No other symptoms. Breathing seems fine. Skin and face look healthy. It’s just the toosh. Oh and they are both young. Surely less than two years.

 

[Kiki]

We have a small flock. There’s one other hen (not a sister) and a rooster. All three lay but the one that is not sick keeps eating all the eggs. (That’s going to have to be a different post I guess. Whew.) But they seem to lay daily and neither are egg bound. They both are bright and energetic. No other symptoms. Breathing seems fine. Skin and face look healthy. It’s just the toosh. Oh and they are both young. Surely less than two years.

What do you feed them each day?

 

[erineliot]

Sorry! Layena granules.