Can you get photos of what it looks like now?Top part of her vent still has not recessed any. She is getting stressed being crated. Ugh.
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Can you get photos of what it looks like now?Top part of her vent still has not recessed any. She is getting stressed being crated. Ugh.
Will see if I can get a few good ones in a little bit. We are both over her being inside lolCan you get photos of what it looks like now?
She's pooping o.k.? Eating/drinking, alert, walking around o.k.?Here are a few pictures. Top part sticks out more than bottom part.
Yep, doing all of those things well and definitely ornery!! She just paces in the crate unless she is eating or drinking. She is so over being inside. Her breaks in the yard are not enough for her and she misses her sisters. How do you usually do your slow intro back? I have a couple ideas I may try that worked before with them(with the broody I had etc) but always good to have a backup lol. Thank you!She's pooping o.k.? Eating/drinking, alert, walking around o.k.?
If she is, then I think I would slowly introduce her back and see how she does.
How much time outdoors? I assume limited, due to the chance they will want to lay again?Yes, the tissue needs to be all the way back in before you let her with the others. The other girls may peck at it which will damage the tissue.
Keep the tissue moist with ointment or cream.
Sometimes it takes a while for the swelling to go down, so just continue to do what you're doing.
If it's possible, take her outside for a bit, even if it's it not with the others - it will help break up the monotony for her.
Having a prolapse should not be contagious to the others. It can happen with any laying hen.
Every situation is different.How much time outdoors? I assume limited, due to the chance they will want to lay again?