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This past Sunday we noticed one of our Rhode Island Reds was not moving from her perch. She had a seriously poopy butt and a swollen squishy belly and green diarrhea.
Since then, I have been giving her daily warm Epson salt baths as well as loading her up on kefir and buttermilk (for probiotics). I also tried feeding her tums for calcium and she has apple cider vinegar in her water.
The baths and calcium was in case she was egg bound, the probiotics and ACV in case it was digestive. I also tried molasses to purge her stomach.
Over the past few days, she has had some explosive poop which was very watery and less green and some white in it. The white almost looks like scrambled egg whites.
I am trying to avoid the vet since my first ever RIR was put down there. I was really expecting the worse with this one but since it's been almost a week, I am starting to doubt she is egg bound. And I'm also hopeful she is passing whatever is in her system.
I would appreciate any thoughts of what this could be or recommended course of action.
Thanks.
Since then, I have been giving her daily warm Epson salt baths as well as loading her up on kefir and buttermilk (for probiotics). I also tried feeding her tums for calcium and she has apple cider vinegar in her water.
The baths and calcium was in case she was egg bound, the probiotics and ACV in case it was digestive. I also tried molasses to purge her stomach.
Over the past few days, she has had some explosive poop which was very watery and less green and some white in it. The white almost looks like scrambled egg whites.
I am trying to avoid the vet since my first ever RIR was put down there. I was really expecting the worse with this one but since it's been almost a week, I am starting to doubt she is egg bound. And I'm also hopeful she is passing whatever is in her system.
I would appreciate any thoughts of what this could be or recommended course of action.
Thanks.