Prolapsed vent

Lilster34

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I have a 1-week old chick with a prolapsed vent. Came home from work tonight and found it with its anus exposed and surrounded by poop. Cleaned it up as best as I could and it pooped after I cleaned the area so I don't think there's any blockage, but the anus is still protruding and swollen. I massaged the area with olive oil and separated it from the other chicks. Is there anything else I can do to help it out?
 
I have a 1-week old chick with a prolapsed vent. Came home from work tonight and found it with its anus exposed and surrounded by poop. Cleaned it up as best as I could and it pooped after I cleaned the area so I don't think there's any blockage, but the anus is still protruding and swollen. I massaged the area with olive oil and separated it from the other chicks. Is there anything else I can do to help it out?
Hey there! :frow Wpuld you, by any chance, have pictures?
 

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I've decided that if they've gotten worse in the morning then I'll take them to the animal clinic near my house. Right now it's 4 in the morning and nothing's open :(
Sadly, I don't we can do much in a few hours. Perhaps the clinic would be the best option.
 

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