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This happened to my hen today.
Warm sea salt/oatmeal bath, Praise & Worship songs for 20mins. Took her out, put light amount of Vaseline around her vent. As soon as I took her out, a beautiful green/blue egg was released 🙌🏽
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My hen Bluebell just got through being egg bound. Any time it's happened I do four things. Epson salt baths, ky jelly or lubricant inside the cloaca, extra water with vitamin and calcium (even a tums) added, and rest. My birds have luckily pulled through every time. Good luck😊
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Mine just recovered. Did everything you did, added an eyedropper of castor oil down the beak and she is back to her old self now 😊
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I gave my hen her bath in a bucket because the water needs to go pretty high and cover the vent/bum. Plus you don't need as much warm water that way. She rested her beak on the side of the bucket and closed her eyes and enjoyed it 😊
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Im dealing with this now and came to YouTube for help! 2 crushed up tums, a 20 min warm Epsom salt bath, and 3ccs of olive oil into the vest to help it pass. I’m hoping this works! I hope ur girl is ok!
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I just did this last night. Very warm water up their wings, massage the belly, grease the vent, 20 minutes in the water
Shes okay 👍
I looked it up on utube.
Oh, and She loved the very warm water.
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Calcium citrate, quiet dark space that's between 90-100° and humid, warm baths for 10-20 min every couple hours, lubricate the vent, be really careful with any massaging because if you accidentally break the egg inside her it is almost guaranteed to kill her due to the bacteria. Good luck y'all
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I just had to cull my hen. It was her 1st egg and she prolapsed and tore the prolapse. It was a horrific injury. Vet and friend both agreed she had no chance of recovery 😢
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My chicken is still egg bound we’ve already given her two baths😢
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Make sure the warm bath covers tummy and her vent/bum. I use a bucket as less water is needed that way. I put olive oil in the hen's vent too and gove a calcium supplement orally. A very gentle massage (sort of stroking rather than pushing, as you don't want to break the egg) can also help the egg pass. I will gently stroke/massage abdomen and around vent while hen is in the bath. After a good soak in the bath let her rest somewhere warm and quiet. High quality feed and some vitamins, and continue to supplement calcium for a week or two.
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Scrambled eggs with the shell and some flies and then after her bath massage where her egg is upward gently as to not break the egg so that it goes back up to the tract and some coconut oil for her vent and prayer 🙏❤
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We’re egg bound and prolapsed😢 currently working on i
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We just had this issue soaked her in Epson salt for 10 minutes 2 days in a row. She is laying again
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I heard calcium works.
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How do u tell they are egg bound
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Durvet vitamins and Electrolytes in her water. Follow the directions on the bottle. Rub her bum with virgin, cold pressed organic coconut oil after her Epsom salt bath. Also, she needs more calcium in her diet.
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The chicken needs to consume more calcium to shell the egg so it will pass
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I’m dealing with it at the moment I love my little hen and she is like a little family member I came here hoping to find help this morning
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I'm no expert, but I have researched it because we have chickens and want to be prepared for any situation. As I understand it, an egg-bound hen has about 3 Days to live if it's not remedied. If you don't want a vet bill and you want to try to save the chicken yourself, you'll want to lube up the vent. You could use cooking oil KY Jelly petroleum jelly, etc. You can use a plastic baby medicine syringe to penetrate the vent and apply oil directly to where the egg is stuck. Maybe even use a gloved finger to try to work the oil around the egg.
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@michiganporter
1 month ago
Great work mamma the castor oil down both ends seems to help a ton!
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