MissChick@dee
~ Dreaming Of Springtime ~
You could give a non stimulant-stool softener.
Massaging the crop really does help. Do it as often as you can at least a few times a day.
As a last resort vomiting a chicken is tricky at best. There’s a feel for it. It’s not just hanging a chicken upside down which can easily lead to aspiration/death.
The best I can explain it is you have about 3 seconds to get the crop from its base by the chest and squeeze it up & out. If it is something like a ball of long grass you’ll need to be prepared to pull it out at the same time.
The fact that there is
No odor is good. You’ve caught it early. I’m a big fan of coconut oil too. Why? Because mine like the flavor and will take a chunk of chilled coconut oil from the tip of my fingers (easy).
I too didn’t think I had any long grass in my yard...and I didn’t because my Roo ate it all. Good luck, as simple as it sounds I believe massaging the crop regularly until it’s emptied is worth the effort.
Massaging the crop really does help. Do it as often as you can at least a few times a day.
As a last resort vomiting a chicken is tricky at best. There’s a feel for it. It’s not just hanging a chicken upside down which can easily lead to aspiration/death.
The best I can explain it is you have about 3 seconds to get the crop from its base by the chest and squeeze it up & out. If it is something like a ball of long grass you’ll need to be prepared to pull it out at the same time.
The fact that there is
No odor is good. You’ve caught it early. I’m a big fan of coconut oil too. Why? Because mine like the flavor and will take a chunk of chilled coconut oil from the tip of my fingers (easy).
I too didn’t think I had any long grass in my yard...and I didn’t because my Roo ate it all. Good luck, as simple as it sounds I believe massaging the crop regularly until it’s emptied is worth the effort.