southernboy502
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- Mar 6, 2017
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Welcome to BYC. I'm sorry this is your first time here.Oh no, that looks like a bad prolapse with bowel hanging out. I would get her and separate her immediately. A prolapsed cloaca is where the oviduct and large intestine are joined together, and normally in mild cases only the cloaca pops out an inch or so. This picture appears to have bowel tissue invovement and much more serious. I'm not sure this hen can survive. Can you get her serrled in a basket inside, and take a closer picture? Do you have saline where you could keep the tissue wet? Honey is good for helping to reduce swelling. I will look at the new picture, and hopefully others will add advice.
Well, I really don't think that she will make it with that much bowel hanging outside. I am so sorry. Normally, with a prolapse, you would only see the red tissue hanging out. That you would keep moist with honey or hemorrhoid cream to hopefully reduce swelling. With all the bowel hanging out, the bluish tissue is large intestines, and it is probably too late to help her. I would decide on how to put her out of her misery. A sharp knife to her jugular vein would be very quick. There are other methods if you do a search for "ways to humanely euthanize a chicken."Ok i followed the advice y'all gave me and i took her from the flock and put her in a smaller (dident have anything halfway big) container in the garage and i put a towel under her, she seems to be bleeding not a lot but study and i gave her some water also here is a better picture i took in the garage. just to clarify to i need to put the honey on the vent?![]()