Author Topic: Chickens Impacted crop Operation,here she is 4 days later  (Read 3045 times)

Mel

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Chickens Impacted crop Operation,here she is 4 days later
« on: September 27, 2011, 08:28:12 am »
Morning all  :wave:

I thought I would add these pictures of the girl whom had the crop operation.Here she is some 4 days later,still running about,perkier every day,however,her crop still seems to be hanging low,I suspect it had stretched with the previous weight and hopefully shall retract a bit in time?

Lord knows how long she had been like that but I am sure she is ok now,she is producing the usual amount of poop for an average chicken~albeit all over the house :D

Sylvia

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Re: Chickens Impacted crop Operation,here she is 4 days later
« Reply #1 on: September 27, 2011, 09:28:59 am »
She certainly looks a lot happier, Leghorn. I hope she goes on o.k. :)

mmu

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Re: Chickens Impacted crop Operation,here she is 4 days later
« Reply #2 on: September 28, 2011, 08:25:52 pm »
She looks great, very well done!
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Dan

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Re: Chickens Impacted crop Operation,here she is 4 days later
« Reply #3 on: September 29, 2011, 09:28:55 am »
Great stuff, she looks in fine fettle, well done.  :thumbsup:

Mel

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Re: Chickens Impacted crop Operation,here she is 4 days later
« Reply #4 on: September 29, 2011, 09:39:27 am »
Great stuff, she looks in fine fettle, well done.  :thumbsup:

Hi Dan,it is a pity she cannot fletcherise her food  ;)

Her crop split open yesterday,so I have now stitched it up which she was not too happy about but seems ok-alas she wants more food and I have to keep it down low until she is completely healed!

 

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