Remember Petunia this past summer, and her impacted crop, she had the formatted grain breath and all.

5 weeks she was like that; I gathered the equipment to do a crop surgery but had some delays due to my theatre nurse (BIL) not being available.

In the meantime I had drenched (dosed) her a few times with Anti Gaz ( https://www.drugs.com/vet/anti-gaz-emulsion-can.html ) which is used for colic and constipation, it helps to break up impactions.

I was also massaging her crop a couple times a day.

Then on the day we were going to so the surgery, I checked her that morning to do the massage and it was gone! To say I was freaked out would be a simple statement. I imagined I had somehow ruptured the crop and the contents were floating around in there.

But she seemed fine so I just kept an eye on her, and a few days later she went into a heavy moult.

Now a few months later she is looking great and I haven’t seen her crop impacted.

I can only assume that the Anti Gaz did it’s job and helped break up the material stuck there for over 5 weeks.

I would try some Anti Gaz and massage. Also limit her intake.
Thank you!
Anti-gaz is a Canadian thing. I can’t get it here.
The active ingredient is docusate/dioctyl which I can get here as a laxative.
I need to work out dosage. How much Anti Gaz did you give her?
 
I suppose it's not like you can return your clothing to the former girlfriend. I wouldn't want your clothes back either. :gig

My tax for continuing this:

I've got four buff roosters, two with black on them. I've got to decide as I can't keep them all, but this one's my favorite. There's an older one a bit lighter than him.
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Two similar to this: They aren't SOP with the black so suppose I shouldn't keep them, but they are beautiful to me!
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Debbie, some of those clothes were ripped to shreds, by either me or her. Love hate relationship
 
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Wow, just gorgeous!



Not specialize, just really getting serious now about it. Up until now it's just put whatever we had in a huge breeding pen, and they do make some pretty ones.

Hubby is remodeling a 2nd Amish garden shed into four breeding pens. I hope to separate them out and do cuckoo, buffs, and paints.

There's this guy I'm not quite sure who to breed with yet. He's a frizzle, but like a split between a cuckoo and a splash. Maybe I should put him with both a black and a white hen?

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What a stunner!
 

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