So sorry for your loss.I think she is gone

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So sorry for your loss.I think she is gone
Good for you. Although this is possibly the posters first time dealing with this so common sense needs to be brought into the conversation ..Anyways?Not if the wattles are released quickly, then the bird swallows on her own. If the individual continues to hold the wattles, then yes, aspiration is entirely possible.
I've wormed birds orally on death's door in this manner and have never lost a bird due to aspirating.
Right, experience is the best teacher. Follow me and you'll learn more regarding chicken keeping. OR, you can read some of my previous postings. Hang on! Good luck CR.Good for you. Although this is possibly the posters first time dealing with this so common sense needs to be brought into the conversation ..Anyways?
Not sure as to your reply ?..I don't need your help. I have many people to ask here if I run into problems?..I never do.Right, experience is the best teacher. Follow me and you'll learn more regarding chicken keeping. OR, you can read some of my previous postings. Hang on! Good luck CR.
You did what you thought was best..She is safe now and at peace.Thank you I tried my best to make her feel like she was loved. I feel horrible I didn't do anything last night
I have lost a couple of birds last year it doesn't get any easierYou did what you thought was best..She is safe now and at peace.
We all have lost Birds and it never gets easy.