and thanks again. |
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dpack |
how is the chook?
and how messy did that get ? |
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VM |
I have to confess that I have not yet had the confidence to do the chicken upside down thing. I have been giving her vinegar and yoghurt and massaging the crop and sometimes I think it is getting softer and smaller, but then it seems worse again. I have been away dealing with elderly mother issues today so not had time for anything but another dose of vinegar this morning and I have isolated her from other chickens and just leaving her some mash but no access to outside foraging.
It's been going on a while now so I'm not very optimistic - obviously is not going to resolve easily. So tomorrow either will have to try and find time when partner can help with turning her upside down or will take her to vet. Although I'm not proposing to spend lots of money on her, I have taken a chicken to this vet before in order to get Flubenvet, and he was quite sensible and helpful. |
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dpack |
spurs crossed she will be ok ,to be honest i was expecting dead(but hoping for better)by now. | ||
Mutton |
Sometimes the hang upside thing can end in them getting liquid into their lungs and they die that way. We stick with massage and oil only these days.
If you are able to get vinegar or other liquid in, suggest adding glucose to the mix for an energy boost for the chicken. |