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Hi thank you so much for this video. I tried Epson salt bath, check her button didn't feel any egg, put a 18mm needle and only pull air. I don't know what else to do. I am thinking oregano oil as an antibiotics a saline enema Or maybe 14 mm needle please help me. It is pretty hard to see a being suffer.

Help please I did this but I got only air and a little blood. I when in to her button and I didn't feel any egg I don't know what else to do. She is eating and looks OK. But her belly is so big poor baby.😢

Hi, thanks for your video. Our hen has a very swollen belly. is not laying but her vent is slotted rather than round. Is sitting a lot and doesn’t seem interested in food. We have isolated her as she just kept going into the nesting box. Followed your instructions to drain her but nothing came out. Any suggestions would be welcome

Could you please reply back to me where do I get the needle from

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Thank you for sharing. I cannot find a 14G 1/2" needle on Amazon anywhere. We tried the 18 gauge needle yesterday twice and nothing came out. Looked at the tip and it was yellow and clogged. I think she has Egg Yolk Peritonitis and the needle is too small and will keep getting clogged. Can you share the link where we can find the 14G 1/2" needle. Thank you.

Hello there... It't me again.... I have a question..... I had to use your technique on a male goat tonight...... I used an 18 guage 1 1/2 inch needle. What came out was green liquid, and just very very few air bubbles. I tried repositioning the needle, and after really nothing... I took it out, and tried another spot (along the lines of what you showed in the video)... I got the same thing.... so I finally gave up. A little air came out and a little green liquid (assuming digesting grass... ).... Do you have a technique for finding the air.... or does this indicate that it's just a full rumen and not much air? His sides are distended.. I had previously given him olive oil, baking soda drench and an extra strength liquid antacid... but after an hour there was no improvement... so I went with the needle. I've had him up walking him, and massaging his sides.... Just curious regarding what I got from the needle and was unable to find air.

After you drain your hen, is there a possibility they start laying eggs once again after a year of not laying eggs?

cant you just leave a smeller needle and let it drip

Just had a fox attack last night and the line survivor has a snapped leg.... She was completely fine other than the leg... We have it splinted, but I am thinking it might need to be amputated.... She is alone now with it taped heavily... Do you think I should amputate before it rots and she gets infected? I'm new to this so any advice is appreciated ❤️

Great teaching - thank you!

Thank you so much for this! First time chicken/roo momma and I’m trying to learn as much as I can while they are still babies, this is wonderful ❤

When you consider the size of chickens and the amount of fluid you drained it’s amazing she could have that much fluid in her

Awesome tutorial. Thank you for the video also being so gentle with your baby!

we just did this to our chicken that really needed that help... what a relief it was to find this answer... thanks so much for posting this video... May Jesus Bless You All in Many Ways.

we just did this to our chicken that really needed that help... what a relief it was to find this answer... thanks so much for posting this video... May Jesus Bless You All in Many Ways.

What kind of harness did you use?

My hen has this water ballon type growth that basically dangles about where you're holding yours below the neck. Does water belly showmup in other areas besides where yours was located? If yes, do I insert needle in the lowest area on the right side?

This did absolutely nothing for me

thk you for making this video 6 years ago ! you just saved now in 2024 a lilttle isa brown up north in quebec bless you

I think it's not safe to do like des,we should consult the vet..

Beautiful dinosaur . Thanks for the video

Omg you literally saved my life! My husband left a felt tip pen in the dryer and nothing would take it out. I tried dawn dish soap, nail polish remover, alcohol, and it wouldn’t come out. I’m so happy I tried this cause it took it out so fast! Thank you so much, I was just about to give up and just get a new dryer

Thank you sooooo much. I drained my girl Abby yesterday ad got 66ml out. I was scared to take too much at first. She is still heavy with water color qwas yellow. How long should I wait to do again . Please

you're not really treating the problem

Carburetor cleaner cleans it off . Spay wipe done

How many months she survived?

Thank you beautiful soul for the detailed explanation. I need to do this and now feel confident. Did not feel that way after watching other videos plus they left out key details.

Thank you for posting this video - very thankful! Should I be concerned the fluid keeps draining from the puncture site quite a bit and doesn't stop.. I've put pressure on the puncture site but that doesn't help.. Should it stop once the pressure is somewhat relieved internally? She was very bloated and I didn't want to drain too much and send her into shock

I had two young chickens with severe ascites, but I was convinced they were egg bound or would eventually recover. The poor things were suffocating under all that pressure, and they died after quite a prolonged period. I feel horrible that I didn’t know why they were suffering, or how badly. Now, I’ll hopefully be able to save one in the future with this procedure.

We've had our chicken to the vets twice to get her drained. They really "emptied" her each time so I'm guessing they weren't too worried about the shock issue. I came to RUclips looking for how I can do it myself and your tutorial was the first one I came across. I love the way you cause as little pain as possible, use a short needle, and leave it in until the job is finished. Thanks very much.

How to know if its bloated or pregnant?

I wanted to comment to let you know that this video is still being used to help save chickens. Last year, I was able to extend a hen's life for many happy months where she got to enjoy a beautiful, spunky retirement where she happily hung out with our dog (since she was too vulnerable around the other chickens because she was older and slower than before). She was talkative (a good sign that she wasn't in pain), and spoiled with first dibs on treats before everyone else. She didn't lay any eggs at this time, but she was around five years old and it was winter for much of the time, so that is to be expected. Now, sadly, another of my old girls is suffering from water belly. My suspicion is Merck's-caused liver tumors. I learned last time that if I apply a little lidocaine to the injection area, they don't jump as much, if at all (you have to give it a minute to soak in). So, this seems to decrease the pain of a huge needle going into their belly. I'm still struggling though to determine the right amount of fluid to draw off at at what rate. Anyway, I have watched this video several times any time I have to do this, and it is very helpful. Thank you for making this.

Thankyou, this is so helpful. I also have a chick that I’ve separated and is 1/4 the size of the others with one broken and dead half leg going the wrong way…. But she’s strong and always has a full crop as she crawls to her food and water, so I’m trying to do everything I can to get her to help herself and I’ll keep her separate for now. She’s currently still under heat at two months old as she’s small and I want to give her all the help. Thankyou for this :) Mel from Scotland

Whoever edited this deserves to be sued. I needed to know about the hardness you were feeling

What is the recipe for the antibiotic cream?

ever use lysol-great on ink

During some hard times, we sometimes made gravy using cornmeal to go with cornbread. Self rising flour can be used to make gravy.

This method WORKS!! I tried “Goo Gone” Dish soap, 91% rubbing alcohol, nail polish remover. When I sprayed on the insect repellent, I could see the marks dissolving. Amazing! Thank you!!

There's nothing happy about dead tools of profiteers and psychopaths

How much tumeric do you give them? In what form do you give it to them? I have heard of using snacks or bananas to give vitamins, would that work with the powder? One of our favorite milk doe's got her foot stuck in the fence and it was probably a hour or two before I found her and undid it, it definitely seems fractured or broken I used your video to splint the leg yet I would like to know how to give her natural anti-inflammatory and pain relief benefits from the tumeric. Thanks you.

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Do you have to use butter?

I did exactly the same procedure and drew nothing, her whole lower is full and squishy like a water balloon All I managed to do was poke her and hurt her, what I didn't want to do. I failed her, I don't know what tondo now

Great video! My only suggestion would be to prime your syringe plunger for an easier draw by pulling it back and depressing it a couple of times to loosen it up before using it on the hen--it'll glide easier when you go to draw off fluid.

Did this the first time i made bone broth and it turned out to be a beautiful nutritious food topper. My second batch is a bit too wet and refuses to dry but its coming along

I want to do this so bad