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Praying for a quick recovery for your baby!!!! Tips, don't move anything, it helps them to navigate going around the home. Make sure she or he gets the pain medication on time, and give with food. Giving special treats that have different scent, helps to keep the brain active- since he or she is missing vision, that sence it's nice to use one they can use, to help offer stimulation and helps fight boredom, lick mats are nice for this, because you can suction cup them to floor and they don't move away...I have a video on my channel all about lick mats and in the description there are links to ones with suction cups on them. Also keeping the drainage wiped away from the skin, helps a lot with comfort. If you have other pets, introduce them slowly and have a leash on both dogs for introducing again... helps incase they have a disagreement to have control of the situation. You can email me at askavettech123@gmail.com if you have more questions 💗

I apply the flea and tick treatment, every 30 days. If you have fleas currently that's the same treatment, but you would need to clean as much as possible, and spray the environment.

Glad I could help you identify it!! best luck on getting it healed!

Amazing!!! Glad to hear I could help!!

Thank you very much!

You could try capstar, it is offered at Walmart, its short acting meaning that it doesn't last 30 days * it is ment to kill all fleas on your pet at that time- not to be used as a preventive. Nextgard is a only flea killing product, it's a chew not a tablet (and only available at the vet)

hahaha! thanks for your comment!

I personally don't think salt will help, but I'm not 100% sure. Make sure to vacuum realllly well in that room!!!! Remember fleas can hide and live dormat for Long periods of time. Best of luck

You're welcome. I'm glad to be able to help

thank you!

Losing those feathers could be from her plucking at the area of discomfort. She may have loosened the feather shaft and they are just falling out. Do you know how long she has been impacted?

@@askavettech2057 I've been noticing it for a while. But she was getting into a small nest that may have rubbed her.

@ritaroach3491 Ohh ok, well keep at it, if it goes flat you may have moved the ball of stuff down.. Check her crop in the morning! Fingers crossed its gets emptied over night!!!!

Any updates??

Awwww thank you so much!!! welcome!

I sure can!!! great suggestion- I did one recently about broody hens, and there is some mite info in there, but I'll do one just on mites, and tag you in it

If you ware worried about aspiration, then just give her water, keeping her hydrated is important, you could offer her some low sodium chicken or beef broth to help hydrate and give her some nutrients. If it's really big, I would wait for the vet

@@askavettech2057thank you 🙏

@NatashaTurner836 Your very welcome, monitor her close, for signs of distress, if you see it...then try to do the method, but only if you see it as a last resort. The vet will need to do surgery to remove that large impaction, because of the amount more than likely. Also may I suggest changing the bedding material to sand for the coop, and the resuable mats for the nesting boxes (they sell them on Amazon.. I would love an update, after you see the vet if you get a chance, my email is askavettech123@gmail.com

She was elderly, and had injuries in the past..these toe grips are amazing... Thanks for your comment- but she has since passed due to the ripe old age of 16yrs old.

@@askavettech2057 Sad 😒! How did she die??? Also, where can you buy the toe grips?

Her body was failing her, and we had to have her put to sleep :( We woke up in the middle of the night with her, and she was super uncomfortable the vet said she was in pain, so we had to make that choice for her :( Thank you for asking ❤️ You can purchase the toe grips from the link in my description and use the code : JILL10 for a discount.

​@@askavettech2057 May I ask what you feed her most throughout her life?

Sure thing, she was originally my dad's dog, and she got Dimond Natural Lamb and rice, so I kept her on that, but she got 1 raw egg every meal, was fed 2 times a day and given cooked meat as treats, She was extremely active up until my dad fell ill, at that time she was free fed, and when she came to live with me, she was a whooping 93 pounds, we worked to get her active and lose that weight, she had lots of loose skin after that (I had her about 7 years) She ate the same diet at my house with adding in some milk bones every now and again and farm raised Chicken eggs from my flock. :)

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You must have a rooster then..... it is not abuse- because if you didn't have a rooster, they would sit on those eggs until they die....... that would be abuse. Thank you for your comment, but I have to disagree.

Thanks so much!!! Means alot coming from an amazing Great Dane Member!!!!

The box is just made of wood, on the external part of the coop, the trays are just paint trays, with the sides cut so they would fit, I love the trays because they are easy to clean and It also adds a little traction for them to walk on and the lines guide the Egg to the sawdust:) kind of like a rollaway box:)

@@askavettech2057 Now that - - is just SMART! Great idea. My nesting boxes are flat floored but I got some of the plastic material specific for nesting boxes. (I think it's the same stuff they use in the high end rollaway boxes) and they love it. Never any messy eggs and I don't think I have ever had to wash one!

amazing!!!

your welcome

human error...

I agree

I also have done some research many people have said that Dawn has Formaldehyde in it... but I looked on the website from Dawn this is the preservative they use - METHYLISOTHIAZO-LINONE non-formaldehyde preservative

Well if his nails are really sharp you could wrap his feet in a thick towel, and hold them that way... but you may need to do this technique for a couple days, obviously not continuously- take lots of breaks...as in my video I had a couple days into getting the impaction all out. You could add in some oil, it helps to break up the impaction, and help it slip out easier. If after a couple days of working on him- it doesn't clear on its own- then you should consult a veterinary office and see if they can help your rooster out. But don't quit too soon, if you are getting some, keep going, as long as the rooster is tolerating it ok...and if it takes a few days and your putting him in a crate or cage away from the flock while you work on him, you could put socks on his feet and pull the sock up and tape the sock to his leg, to cover the spurs and nails...just an idea...don't leave them in over night!! and don't make them super tight to cut off circulation. Best of luck

You want to massage it with gentle force, the goal of the massage is to break up the contents in there, and to help get the juices moving to come out. So I'd say like the pressure you would apply say you are rubbing lotion on your legs..... hope that helps!

@@askavettech2057 Awesome, Thanks so much, we appreciate what you do.

Thank you so much, for your kind words

I am not sure. it does kill fleas- it just doesn't prevent them from returning to your pet

@askavettech2057 I always figured it was safe to bath them with but they said it was bad for their skin. But more and more I'm seeing people recommending it.I wouldn't expect it to prevent fleas.

​@@carolhoeg6852 I also have done some research many people have read that Dawn has Formaldehyde in it... but I looked on the website from Dawn this is the preservative they use - METHYLISOTHIAZO-LINONE non-formaldehyde preservative

Not wanted by mom?? Are you able to keep it warm and fed??

I'm so sorry your dealing with this, it's really a lot of work. praying that your flea issues resolves quickly

I'm so glad that you found value! I love German Short Hairs:) they do need a LOT of exercise:) And they do love snuggles too! Enjoy!

Please follow VETERINARY SECRETS channel , he is the kindest vet ever , you will learn everything NATURALLY and simply. Long n healthy life w your baby!

IM SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!

We are too. they sure loved you! We are doing ok:)

helps allow the blockage slip out better

Your so welcome, did you get Dino some kind of flea prevention? if not the cycle will be hard to break. Hope that you get them taken care off for you and Dino

Thanks for your feedback.

I am so sorry for your ill chicken and my delayed response, I had no cell service because I was camping. I would take it to the vet or put it down. :(

Thank you

Also should i isolate him i feel like that would be way too harsh on him since he is still a baby.

I apologize, for not answering quickly, as I am on vacation- But the crop should feel like a soft ballon...when it's empty, when it is full they still feel like a Ballon but full of say- sand, or beam bag. If it is very firm, there is a likely chance it's impacted, sour crop feels like it is full of mush or liquid. Baby chicks that are not offered grit will get an impacted crop- and sometimes they will eat woof chips, or straw bedding. I don't have a good suggestion for a baby chick with a sour crop. That would need to be taken to the vet or put down. you tried yogurt, and that would be the only thing safe for babies. I'm so sorry.