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My Chicken Has A Bloated Belly. It’s important to be able to diagnose and treat ascites in your flock to prolong their quality of life. While we never want our chickens to go through it, this terrible disease is all too common. My chicken has a very swollen abdomen. Let’s look at how to diagnose, treat, and prevent The most effective cure would be to drain the bird’s body of the excess fluid in the abdomen. In this article, we will be taking a look at several of the possibilities that could be making your chicken bloated and lethargic, as well as the multiple treatment options for your chicken. You, or your vet, can do this, but it is recommended that a At first, we thought she was constipated, as she hasn't passed anything in. Do you know what this could mean? What would you do if you noticed one morning that a hen has developed a strangely bloated belly? There are a few things this can be a sign of, and you hope it’s not water belly. This is called water belly, or ascites, and it can be a dangerous condition when not treated Is your hen acting oddly and moving slowly, and does she have a distended, bloated belly? One of your hens is a bit slow and has a bloated belly. But what is water belly (ascites) in chickens?

It’s important to be able to diagnose and treat ascites in your flock to prolong their quality of life. My chicken has a very swollen abdomen. You, or your vet, can do this, but it is recommended that a While we never want our chickens to go through it, this terrible disease is all too common. The most effective cure would be to drain the bird’s body of the excess fluid in the abdomen. If your chicken has water belly then your bird may need continuous treatment. One of your hens is a bit slow and has a bloated belly. This is called water belly, or ascites, and it can be a dangerous condition when not treated There are a few things this can be a sign of, and you hope it’s not water belly. What would you do if you noticed one morning that a hen has developed a strangely bloated belly?

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My Chicken Has A Bloated Belly But what is water belly (ascites) in chickens? What would you do if you noticed one morning that a hen has developed a strangely bloated belly? My chicken has a very swollen abdomen. At first, we thought she was constipated, as she hasn't passed anything in. You, or your vet, can do this, but it is recommended that a So, the next time your chicken’s abdomen It’s important to be able to diagnose and treat ascites in your flock to prolong their quality of life. But what is water belly (ascites) in chickens? Is your hen acting oddly and moving slowly, and does she have a distended, bloated belly? The most effective cure would be to drain the bird’s body of the excess fluid in the abdomen. One of your hens is a bit slow and has a bloated belly. Let’s look at how to diagnose, treat, and prevent There are a few things this can be a sign of, and you hope it’s not water belly. Do you know what this could mean? If your chicken has water belly then your bird may need continuous treatment. This is called water belly, or ascites, and it can be a dangerous condition when not treated