Help! Not 100% it is a lash egg

[TxBackyardChic]

That's good!

I'd continue with care and see how it goes.

Do you happen to have any antibiotics on hand?

Thanks for the advice.
I have Rooster Booster Vitamins & Electrolytes with Lactobacillus. I have also put yogurt in her food dish.

 

[Eggcessive]

You may want to keep her separated for today, and check her vent periodically, since the prolapse can come out with straining to lay or to poop. Good luck. I hope she recovers.

 

[TxBackyardChic]

Your may want to keep her separated for today, and check her vent periodically, since the prolapse can come out with straining to lay or to poop. Good luck. I hope she recovers.

Thank you. She now has really bad vent gleet.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Thank you. She now has really bad vent gleet.

Very Unlikely it's Vent Gleet since she just had a prolapse.
Here's what I wrote for another with similar problems....

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...nd-impossible-to-remove.1621840/post-27704899

 

[TxBackyardChic]

Very Unlikely it's Vent Gleet since she just had a prolapse.
Here's what I wrote for another with similar problems....

https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...nd-impossible-to-remove.1621840/post-27704899

Thanks! She has just passed watery white stuff, so I figured that's what it was. I guess it's something else. Her backside is all clean now and no signs of anything.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Thanks! She has just passed watery white stuff, so I figured that's what it was. I guess it's something else. Her backside is all clean now and no signs of anything.

Oh good!

Yes, sometimes with prolapses, you will see white stuff usually this is urates. It can be watery to a thick gluey material. This usually resolves once the prolapse has healed, ime.

 

[TxBackyardChic]

Oh good!

Yes, sometimes with prolapses, you will see white stuff usually this is urates. It can be watery to a thick gluey material. This usually resolves once the prolapse has healed, ime.

Oh, thank you! Glad to know it's related to her prolapse and healing. She still has it and is eating very little. I have her separated and in the garage with some light and a fan.

 

[Kiki]

The pooping of only white stuff is a sign she isn't eating enough.
Unfortunately if she doesn't get good nutrition soon she will die.

Is a vet an option?

 

[TxBackyardChic]

The pooping of only white stuff is a sign she isn't eating enough.
Unfortunately if she doesn't get good nutrition soon she will die.

Is a vet an option

Good to know, thank you. Unfortunately no, a vet is not an option. She is now having green poop with the white and it's a bit more solid. I know green isn't good either. I had a rooster that got sick last year that had green poop. He eventually recovered and is very healthy. I think she would do better to be back outside with the other chickens, just in her own cage. I am worried about how much light she would receive for egg production and not sure she is healed enough to produce an egg just yet. I read about 10 days is about how long to wait for recovery.