Treatment for sour crop and a Natural Remedy for Impacted Crop in Chickens
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- čas přidán 9. 01. 2016
- This video will show you a natural blend of herbs, bi-carbonate(baking soda) and acid(lemon juice) as an aid for impacted crop. This is not intended to treat a condition in place of a veterinarian, but is useful if you want to avoid expensive treatments.
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This literally cured my 10 week old Easter Egger pullet Olive! One dose! I had been praying scriptures over her, (yes I believe that Jesus cares for all of His creation) and treating her for weeks, when the Lord led me to this recipe! Thank you so much!!!
Praise the Lord
Did you give her 1/2 ml twice a day for two days?
@tinkforjesus6343
Thank you for the encouragement I’ve been praying for my chicken and tried everything my last resort is surgery if this doesn’t work can you share scriptures that you prayed I know I probably sound crazy but I love my ladies especially This girl she one of my first chickens and she’s not even a year old
Did you give her a 1/2 milliliter
Penny is delightful - what a patient girl...glad she's better.
1/2 tsp cinnamon, 1/2 tsp chili powder, 1/2 tsp ginger powder, 1/2 tsp Baking Soda, 2 Tlbs water, squirt of Lemon Juice.
Does this work
Thanks for the videos! I check the girls' crops every night and morning on the roost, at the first sign of full or half full crop in the morning, I massage the crop gently for a minute or so, check again that night, massage gently, usually the crop is empty the next morning. I've had one sour crop and one impacted crop the first year I had them, since I've began checking morning and night, I've never had another issues with this. Checking their crops is also good to make sure they are eating every day. Mine all quit eating when they are molting, I then give live meal worms, hamburger, BOSS to keep their strength up. I had one quit eating, I could not figure out why. This went on for a week or so with me feeding her high protein soft foods and mashed sweet potato. She began to slow down. I finally found a dark purple area on her belly, hot to the touch, I think it was some type of infection. I gave her a bath in Epsom salts that night, the next day it was lighter and every day after that it was lighter, till it was gone. I would not have known she had an issue right away without checking crops. She was fine after this. Also, when my birds got struck with scaly leg mites, once again, they quit eating, with no outward issues that I could see right away. out came the sweet potato and meal worms, scrambled eggs and cottage cheese to keep them eating something, until I could figure out what was wrong. I finally figured out the scaly leg mite issue and treated them for that. Usually the first sign that something is wrong can be found by checking their crops (morning and night). I understand if you have alot of chickens this is probably not feasible. But if yours are pets like mine (I've got 5) why not check? It has saved my girls many times.
I'm dealing with crop issues on a very old and frail hen. Mathilda is twelve yrs old (Japanese Silkie). I found her yesterday with an impacted crop and she couldn't stand. I've used a little homeopathic remedy which helps pain and inflammation, massaging her crop gently, fed her a raw egg yolk with a pinch or two of colostrum after the crop softened for nourishment. This morning I gave her 2ml water with five drops of lemon, a pinch of cayenne pepper and bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) each, fed it drop by drop, very slowly so as not to drown her and gave her time to swallow and deal with it before the next drop or two. I offered a little homemade apple sauce and cooked oats that I'd strained which she took a few beak fulls. This afternoon I took her outside and weak as she is, she enthusiastically went for chickweed and young cabbage leaves which I figure is what she needs most (nature knows), I allowed her a little bit of sunflower with very fine corn, offered her some pink grit too and she pecked up a few. Her eating adventure was just to let her taste, have a bit of sunshine and say hi to the other hens. I've given her more of the water, lemon, baking soda and cayenne mix (2ml) and added a few drops of olive oil. I'll see how she is in the morning. We're having a lot of rain and cool weather so she's will stay in the house for a few days until she's well. Crop issues are the pits and I'm just glad that it looks like this old girl will make it. It's so sad losing the battle against crop illness.
This works !!! My hen had a severe compaction, after 3 days the crop became soft and squishy, I purged her as recommended on day 2 with some fluid being excreted, on day 3 the crop seemed even more watery, purged again a few times and there must have been at least a cup full of fluid excreted.
I am confident that my hen will now be on the road to full recovery. Thank you.😊
My chicken had the same but I gave her water and Olive oil with a dropper and massaged her , tipped her upside down and she immediately threw up globs of straw and a whole bunch other stuff. It works great!
How did you tip her over?
For how long can you hold them upside down and message their crop I did it and I noticed the beginning of fluid but it was about a minute being upside down and I didn’t want to risk my girl dieing
I am so impressed that Penny is such a calm hen, wow! And since I am new to the chicken world, had no idea that their crops could become impacted. This has to be helpful to the new or not so new chicken keeper, thanks for the info.
Thank you so much! This was VERY useful information. You're a darling with your chickens. 💜
This hen, Penny, is so wonderful. Is she still with you today? My flock has dwindled through the years, only have 3 of my originals. They all died of various causes. I've gotten through crop issues and it's a great feeling to succeed, but it doesn't always. I'm working on one right now, and the doughy ball is so stubborn. I've used Nystatin, to no avail. I'm tubefeeding fluids and massaging, but I've never seen anything like this. 3 weeks of this. This all started towards the end of a molt. She's always been down during a molt, but this time it's just getting the best of her. Maybe her age. I've not used chili powder for this mix, so will try it. She's hungry, but I just can't allow her to eat, so I grind her pellets to powder and tubefeed her. She passes liquidy poop, but at least things are passing. I've started her on Metronidazole 250mg 1 a day. This did produce a couple small solid poops, but throught the day mostly watery. I'm stumped. Tomorrow I'll be using this concoction 3X a day and will just continue till something gives. Thanks for sharing your experience and Henny Penny with us.
My girls had horrible cases of sour crop and this cleared it right up. The chickens even liked the taste! Truly a miracle elixir
Did you only give 1/2 ml for each treatment?
Did you only give a 1/2 ml. Twice a day?
Where do we get that the internal use are they all the same? Thanks
My chicken was found hanging from her foot on a piece of twine yesterday ...she is now drinking by syringe every hour and she is still holding her mouth open like she is thirsty but her crop is a little bloated. Do you think these things could be related?
I currently have a chicken that had sour crop. I gave it coconut oil by mouth yesterday with crop massages. Today it is impacted crop, but playable. Going to try more oil. Then possibly dulcolax
I'm going to try this with my young EE, but I'm just so nervous about syringe feeding
Thank you so much this remedy works for me great
Could I mix this with a bit on natural yogurt as I’m not comfortable using a syringe or is there another way to feed it to them
I love my chicken so much and I had no idea this is what was going on with her. The vet we met said it was normal for some chickens to have a big crop. Hers has always been big and now I'm worried. Should I start massaging it?
When you give them the monistat twice a day for 3 days.. are they completely still off food? Water only? Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing your cure recipe, I will try this too, my hen suffers with that since a while. I have tried so much h (all natural) and she keeps living. But I long for her to be free from this impact whatever it is. So I will also pray and try out your idea. :)
Hi there , I have a hen with impacted crop I have been giving her water with suringe ...and I just fell apon your video looking this up I will try ...you say you gave penny 2x a day and the rooster got 3 x a day ....my question is how much of the mixture do you give at a time ? 1-2-3 ml or more ?? thks
Going to try this! Just got baby chicks and one seems to have an impacted or sour crop as it's not emptying completely. Tried the water and olive oil which helped but didn't fully take care of it, will make this tonight and give to her!
my chicken used to have a lot of grass and got out whjile I was trying to treat her,,, I found her again but now its huge abd sio full of water. I make her barf and beleave me it smells so bad... but doing some 3 times a day... what else cam I do?? will this mixture help her too>
How can u tell if your chicken has an impacted or sour crop?
Why baking soda and lemon juice? The baking soda will neutralize the acidity of the lemon juice. Is it to produce gas?
I am trying to under the reasoning for these ingredients will do.
How much of this remedy do I need to give to the chicken. Is it the whole 2 tbsp remedy 3 times a day or divide it between 3 doses per day. Thanks
What is the dosage? At one point you said 1/2 ml but you said as much as you could get in. I have a hen with a huge crop and I am nervous.
Hi.... I have been going crazy with what is wrong with my Rhode Island Red named One Feather. She started on staying on the roost and not coming down when I came in with some treats. Two days later I noticed her just laying on the floor (puffed up) and not really moving around. Then I started to get really worried. I brought her in the house and placed in her a spare bedroom where it is not heated much. In a raised crate. I went from is she broody? Then I picked her up and noticed on the right side of her Brest area a egg/golf sized ball... which led me to research on blocked crop. (I had never heard of this, course I am a chicken owner of 1.5 years). I tried to give her syringes full of water.. got gator ade in her water dish. I am so glad I came across your video and praying you might be able to help me. I'm worried her health is starting to deteriorate. Thank you.
That sounds like brooding but this is a year old. Hope you figured it out
Do you treat as soon as noticed? Or do you withhold food at all as more food will impact more?
What Monistat are you referring to? Is this a special Monistat for internal use you can get at Tractor Supply or another store? Or are you literally talking about 7 day Monistat cream they sell at Walgreens for women? Thank you! I'm in dire need of info- I have a very sick chicken w/sour crop- we've evacuated the crop but it keeps filling up with fluid. We've also treated with Epson Salt/Water solution and ACV/Water solution- she is pooping some at night, but still not coming out of her near coma state- as she will not open her eyes- we are having to do this with a tube down her throat! Thanks.
LOVE your vids !!!!
I don't have ginger or chili powder. Would it still work
So my chicken has this but does this really work? Very interested. My chickens crop is nasty smelling and i need her to lose it fast. Ive been giving her olive oil and water for the past day and shes been pooping thats it. Does that mean its going away or should i try this remedy. Let me know
The recipe is amazing back here to see if it will work on other birds
During the treatment of Monistat, what do you feed her for the 3 days?
Is it also work for my cockatiel?
does anyone know good alternatives to lemon juice?
My chick has it it's only 2 weeks will it survive?!?!?
Did you only do 1/2 ml for each treatment??? This is super important to know. Please advise!!!
I have a chicken with a severely impacted crop. How much do I give her of this? All of it?
=D miracle elixir or chicken draino? Thank you for sharing!
I used this recently and it seems to have helped. I even put the leftover in the water container so the others can have it as a bit of a tonic. They all seem happy and I’m sure it helped 👍 thanks for sharing
Did you only give 1/2 ml twice a day?
How much is each dose?
Wow I can't thank you enough for posting this I have a baby cockatiel that I have been feeding since he hatched out of an egg. He has sour crop from I think giving him antibiotics in his food for too long. I do this to keep my baby birds from developing 2nd dairy infections when hand feeding them. It never crossed my mind that he could get sour crop from the antibiotics. Do you have any idea how much I should give a baby cockatiel? I was thinking maybe an 1/8 of a tsp twice a day. I found out that an antifungal medicine called nystatin is suppose to cure it. Plus I would have to have it shipped to me that's more time and money. Its expensive and this baby probably won't make it much longer without some kind of cure. If he makes it at all. Thank you
Thank you I will try this My hen has very bad impacted crop I have try different things and I have not have any success. Iam desperate this is almost a week .She is attentive but very uncomfortable. She is not dri king or eating. Small amounts of liquid coming out but that is it
works like charm
Can u show the amount in the syringe olease
While your hen was isolated and giving her the magic elixer did you still give her watermelon and cantaloupe?
Does this work for turkeys?
I have a rooster who went off his feed and was swollen in his crop area. I rubbed it and milking his crop with him upside down and got some liquid out but could feel stringy stuff inside. So I put him in the "ER cage" and fed him only butter. Had no coconut oil. And cool water. Nothing else for three days. His crow returned to normal. No more gargling. And two months later he is fine.
@@susie14 about a week. Nothing but butter. He's still going strong. And huge!
Only 2 days?
Is the elixir supposed to sludge up? A few minutes after I mixed it is was like a slimy pudding. Is this right or is there a trick. I still gave this to my hen hoping it helps.
What were your results @ascension35?
I have a buff Brahma hen who I have been treating for 24 hours with olive oil and plenty of water, I’ve got her to regurgitate the liquids but nothing else comes out, so I’m pretty sure she has an impacted crop. I’m so happy to have found your video because I will try that today. Since I work in the operating room with humans every day my next step was to perform surgery at home on her crotch, I’ll try this first hopefully it works and I don’t have to cut her. But at this point I love my feather babies and would do anything for them.
And to anyone reading you need to be very careful as my mother in law did the incision and accidently drowned her so I'd reccomend a vet for this
Did it or work did you have to do surgery?
@@sharlenecrosswell7100 how did she drowned?
Not 'crotch' that is between legs of humans. The word you want is 'crop'. Please read it up on Google. It is important to know how the crop works in poultry.
@@Tascountrygirl duh obviously that was a typo, if you read the whole thing, which was a very serious issue and one of stress for both my pet and me, you knew what I was talking about. To make fun of, to be sarcastic, OR JUST PLAIN RUDE! Please read up on google how to have some empathy and compassion especially since after a whole year you found it still necessary to reply.
So to be clear, the dosage should be a half a milliliter two times a day for two days? Also how do I convert milliliter to teaspoon? I don’t have a milliliter syringe.
5ml in a tsp
You'll definitely want a proper measuring device, but hope that bit of info is helpful
It'd be helpful to know what Lisa did once Bubba fell over dead in case it happens to me when I start trying this remedy.
My hen's had sour crop 3 or 4 days now. I vomited her according to other videos to relieve pressure, massaged with coconut oil, gave yogurt and pears mostly, & water.
The upchuck was slimy green goo with some scratch grains and reeked.
The crop is soft and watery inside with what feels like gravel. I really can't feel anything like a mass, or large and stringy, but the crop won't deflate much. She does the chicken disco dance and burps.
So I want to try the concoction. I don't have any edible Monostat available.
If she falls over like Bubba did (maybe his airway was instructed by the mass?) what's my next move?
How did he vomit if chickens don't have a gag reflex?
Did Lisa do anything like invert him or massage the crop while administering the oral mixture?
Did he fall over and immediately stuff came out and she grabbed it and began pulling it?
Did she blow air into his nostrils, or turn him upside down and spank him to get the breathing going again, lol?
Thanks in advance for the clarifications and for this remedy. Hope it works!
Hi there, please when you were treating Penny for impacted crop, did you vomit her after giving the mixture ty..I’ve tried the monostat treatment that you did for the sour crop, but it hasn’t worked. Now my girls crop has gone from a water balloon to feeling like mouldable putty.
Thank you for this video, I have been trying to cure my hen for 2 weeks and no luck hopefully the method will work for me and my hen. 😁
What were your results?
Leave the recipe, I am going to try it.
my chicken has a very large crop that doesn't seem to be going down :( she is eating fine passing poop and seems well in herself , however her crop seems very sore as she has lost feather and is quite red , please help !
Is taht chicken still alive?
Wow what a well behaved chicken.
2:40 the recipe
Please help. Did you do the vaginal cream before or after the baking soda solution?
Kimberly Young you do it separately. So I usually do it before 0.5 cc twice daily
Your chicken is beautiful
Your chix is such a good girl, beautiful hen. Where did you get the Ingredient idea, Its worth trying for sure.
you give scrambled chicken eggs to your chicken??
Yes, it's very good for them. Not sure if it'd do anything for an impacted crop though.
penny is a good chicken standing there
This works for Pigeons too.
I have a chicken with NO evident crop or egg-bound conditions. She is STILL showing ALL the signs of egg-bound and barely pooping a white and clear stream of poop. I am concluding the issue is a GIZZARD impaction. I intend to flush her with this today. COMMENTS, ADVICE, CHICKEN GALLERY THOUGHTS??
I’m going to try this I am about to resort to surgery and I don’t want to I don’t want to kill my baby
And if it doesn't work then use it as a marinade
Thank you for all the information it took three days but this concoction save my bird it really worked. My bird is healthy again
i came here just for the chicken...
What will happen if a human took this recipe?
Possibly flush you out, depending on your digestive system. I know many people that use baking soda for heartburn, I'm not sure what the rest is good for without looking it up in one of my books
My 8 wk old Isa Brown is suffering from what I believe to be impacted crop, I’ve isolated her and withheld food, tried yogurt, done the massaging with mineral oil, emptied her crop, added apple cider vinegar to her water. She’s still pooping and drinking some but she’s not getting any better, :( it’s been 3 weeks and I’m about to try this mixture. Wish me luck😭
Did it help?
Did you have any luck with your baby? And this?
In my country, I only get baking powder. Is it OK if I use it?
That’s not the same thing. Some countries call it sodium bicarbonate instead of baking soda and possibly something else but I’m sure you’ll have it as it’s needed for so many things not just cooking etc
@@DRJoe100 Oh OK, Thanks 🙏🏻
Blocked crop
I personally would suggest Organic plain YOGURT! That’s natural! Monistat is not!
Not strong enough to kill off severe yeast overgrowth/infection though. I believe in good sources of nutrition with probiotics and like yogurt, but it's not the same. If I've got a really bad yeast infection, I'll take some yogurt, but I'm baking out the monistat because I know it will do the job I need it to do.
Yea real medicine is the cure. You can feed yogurt. it will just keep coming back. Yogurt, apple cider, garlic are all preventatives not actual medicines. If they have worms I'm giving them safeguard not some garlic.
Probiotics help prevent but do not cure. Same as with yeast infections in humans
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I totally agree
Your beautiful
That ain't a real chicken, standing at attention all that time. You dressed your dog up as a chicken, didn't you? Or, you superglued the hen's feet to the counter!