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Yes, you are correct, I don not plan to take out that much at once, just 60 cc's. I am not sure if that is considered a lot. I only did 13 ccs the last few times.

Thank you, I did try to let her drip on Tuesday and it didn't work. I was hoping to just try to get it out faster this way now that I found a larger syringe. I think it is cystic right oviduct because when I took out fluid the last few times it is crystal clear, which some say means it's not...

I know taking too much fluid from water belly can cause shock and even death, but what about draining cystic right oviduct? Is there a limit to that as well? Thanks!

What about the needles for the syringes? Are those universal? I can easily find a syringe, and a needle online, just not as one unit. Thank you

Yes, I have checked amazon and tractor supply. Tractor Supply only has the ones with low CCs and I want to be able to take more out at once instead of re-poking her so much. She is roosting, but when it was real bad, she was on the floor.

Hen has water belly. Draining it over time since the only syringe I can find only has 12 CCS. Does anyone know where I can find a larger tube with a needle? Everywhere online has no needles or a blunt needle. I need to take out more at once but can't find anything anywhere and tractor supply is...

I just want to update in case anyone sees this in the future, since we don't get a lot of updates. I did give her a bath and am glad I did. Once she was all clean and wet, I could see her abdomen and it was huge. I felt it before, but it was difficult to see because she is a big girl with a ton...

I took 40 ml out. Her entire abdomen is filled though. I couldn't do much because the "water belly" kit that I order had a syringe that wouldn't fit on the tube, so I had to use a smaller one and had to do it myself, so I had to poke her 3 times which I felt really bad for doing.

My girl was given a bath today after suspected water belly she absolutely had it. Huge water balloon. But when I researched it, the liquid is suppossed to be yellow, and hers was crystal clear. She is almost at the edge of death, so can someone please help me see why it is clear and what it...

I brought her outside and she was normal. No missing feathers in belly. This morning she was laying in the ground instead of her roost which has never happened. No eggs underneath her, but one nearby. She came out of the coop no problem. She is still very inactive. I am going to give her a bath...

She literally was sitting on them for maybe 10 minutes. I took them away and brought her back outside and she didn't seem bothered by it, and hasn't done it yet so far today.

She is only 2. The water belly thing keeps changing from soft to firmer so I am afraid to poke her. Is it too late to try?

I have many posts about Willow. Thought it was so many different things, from respiratory, to cocci, to egg peridontis, to water belly, to gapeworm, to worms, to sour crop, to crop impaction. Still don't know what is wrong with her. She has now been laying down all day. I see her drinking, she...

I don't think the link to the liver powder is up to date. I need to help my girl

No. It doesn't just when I feel it. I didn't have time to take a picture because I am spending all of my time in the morning before work helping my rooster with wry neck. I am not sure how to help her breathing. It's been months now.

Just checked her. The left of her lower body to the side of her leg feels swollen and may have fluid in it. I checked the other chickens and it is just bone. Is this water belly? Is there a way to treat without draining with a syringe? She is my favorite girl and I don't want to possibly kill...

Thank you. Her crop is empty in the morning. Her tail is down. Not crazy down, but down enough for me to notice. They were dewormed a few weeks ago. I have literally tried everything. She has been on like 4 different medications. I am now fogging her with oxine. I can't get a picture of her...

Not sure if you are still around, but I am also having this issue with no idea what is wrong with her. Did you ever figure it out?

I don't know how to upload a video on youtube. It is just her breathing with her mouth open. I also noticed that there has been no poop at all in the morning where she roosts, so she is not eating much at all. I will see her eat some snacks and grab a few bites here and there, and that is all. I...