Weird sounds!

[Miss Lydia]

@casportpony have you ever delt with this before?

@Pyxis

 

[Jpat]

Well if it only feels like a little bit of air, it should reabsorb into her body. If it is a lot of air the only other thing to do is to insert a syringe and pull the air out. You would have to do it a few times and then treat with antibiotics.
I don't recommend doing rhis by yourself, I would let a trained professional do this though.

its hard to tell if theres any but i wouldnt know

thank you and evryone for helping

 

[Jpat]

there must be air i think i can feel it. i hope it absorbs

 

[PattyNH]

Haha i dont unterstand fancy peoplemans words

Cute pic

 

[Miss Lydia]

Which duckling is this @Jpat

 

[Jpat]

Which duckling is this @Jpat

silver appleyard

 

[Miss Lydia]

Has @casportpony responded? sorry I haven't been on much my dh had open heart surgery. and It's been pretty hectic. Is the air still as much as when you first noticed it?

 

[Jpat]

Has @casportpony responded? sorry I haven't been on much my dh had open heart surgery. and It's been pretty hectic. Is the air still as much as when you first noticed it?

No @casportpony hasnt!

What does DH stand for? i assume your husband

And wow thats incredible! Thats a big life changing surgury i hope your both okay!

 

[Miss Lydia]

I'll see if I can get her attention..

Yes Hubby, came home yesterday doing pretty good. Thanks.

 

[casportpony]

Haha i dont unterstand fancy peoplemans words

I think Chickens Really meant to say "in distress". What you're describing sounds like it could be a ruptured air sac. These can be caused by injury or respiratory infections.