Bfischer515
In the Brooder
- Sep 19, 2022
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Monday I noticed my girl (1.5 year silver laced Wyandotte) looked like she was pushing something out and thought maybe she prolapsed. I picked her up to check on her and everything looked normal.
Thursday I happened to see it again, so I decided to do an epsom soak that evening. I did that and left her in a crate inside for the night. She seemed ok Friday morning so I let her back out with the girls. They were all up in the coop when I got home, so I left her.
Saturday morning when I checked, I saw her do the pushing thing again and a little discharge, so I thought her in before work. I didn’t want the other girls pecking at her if something got stuck out. When I got home Saturday I did another epsom soak. She let out a good bit of clear after that.
Sunday morning I noticed she had a couple drops of blood on the floor. When I got back home things looked a little better. I went ahead and soaked her and then did vetricyn spray.
She’s now pooping more of a whiteish yellow liquid that also has revalue poop in it.
She has been eating, drinking and pooping during this whole thing. She hasn’t been lethargic or anything.
She is still pushing like she wants to get something out of her. It’s red on one side and white on the other when she pushes. There’s nothing on the outside thay would indicate gleet other than maybe missing feathers.
I have photos and videos but they are pretty nasty.
No vet can see her, was going to try miconazol but then saw something on here about it being toxic. I’m at a loss of what to do next bc I don’t know if it’s bacterial or fungal or what.
Thursday I happened to see it again, so I decided to do an epsom soak that evening. I did that and left her in a crate inside for the night. She seemed ok Friday morning so I let her back out with the girls. They were all up in the coop when I got home, so I left her.
Saturday morning when I checked, I saw her do the pushing thing again and a little discharge, so I thought her in before work. I didn’t want the other girls pecking at her if something got stuck out. When I got home Saturday I did another epsom soak. She let out a good bit of clear after that.
Sunday morning I noticed she had a couple drops of blood on the floor. When I got back home things looked a little better. I went ahead and soaked her and then did vetricyn spray.
She’s now pooping more of a whiteish yellow liquid that also has revalue poop in it.
She has been eating, drinking and pooping during this whole thing. She hasn’t been lethargic or anything.
She is still pushing like she wants to get something out of her. It’s red on one side and white on the other when she pushes. There’s nothing on the outside thay would indicate gleet other than maybe missing feathers.
I have photos and videos but they are pretty nasty.
No vet can see her, was going to try miconazol but then saw something on here about it being toxic. I’m at a loss of what to do next bc I don’t know if it’s bacterial or fungal or what.
