Why Is My Chickens Chest Swollen at Amy Dale blog

Why Is My Chickens Chest Swollen. Look for swelling of the face, around the eyes, and sometimes even the wattles. You may notice swelling in your chicken’s face and that their comb and wattle are discolored or have turned blue. One common cause is a condition known as a crop. If the lump doesn't change in size or is hard all the time (don't press too much, because you can force the food back up into your chicken's mouth and cause her. I have a black silkie hen just over a year old with a huge swollen squishy chest. She is still happy chirpy. That's when i felt her swollen chest that almost feels mushy. I do not think it is an impacted crop because it is. I set her back on the ground and she walked away but was stumbling. It looks like she got a breast implant or something. There can be several reasons why your chicken may have a lump on its chest. And they may even develop. Facial swelling is also a common symptom of respiratory infections in chickens. Her chest looks and feels swollen on the right side.

And they may even develop. Facial swelling is also a common symptom of respiratory infections in chickens. I set her back on the ground and she walked away but was stumbling. Look for swelling of the face, around the eyes, and sometimes even the wattles. I do not think it is an impacted crop because it is. One common cause is a condition known as a crop. There can be several reasons why your chicken may have a lump on its chest. I have a black silkie hen just over a year old with a huge swollen squishy chest. Her chest looks and feels swollen on the right side. She is still happy chirpy.

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Why Is My Chickens Chest Swollen One common cause is a condition known as a crop. If the lump doesn't change in size or is hard all the time (don't press too much, because you can force the food back up into your chicken's mouth and cause her. There can be several reasons why your chicken may have a lump on its chest. And they may even develop. That's when i felt her swollen chest that almost feels mushy. Facial swelling is also a common symptom of respiratory infections in chickens. You may notice swelling in your chicken’s face and that their comb and wattle are discolored or have turned blue. I do not think it is an impacted crop because it is. Her chest looks and feels swollen on the right side. She is still happy chirpy. Look for swelling of the face, around the eyes, and sometimes even the wattles. It looks like she got a breast implant or something. One common cause is a condition known as a crop. I have a black silkie hen just over a year old with a huge swollen squishy chest. I set her back on the ground and she walked away but was stumbling.