Dang, that IS long.
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I realize that pendulous crop is not fixable and barely manageable. Suede's hens and their daughters often suffered from it, too. This morning, Brandy had less in her crop for sure, though it wasn't empty. Today she had only water and midday, Tom took her a couple of tablespoons of plain yogurt in a tub to mess around with, though she is not one to really love it. At least it isn't solid food. I hate for her to be separated, but if she isn't, she'll eat.I'm glad to hear Spike is doing better, that little devil.
As far as Brandy it sounds like you are doing what you can. Sounds like it is some motility disorder, and those are often related to decreased nerve function. No fixing that.