on a roll
12 posts
Apr 05, 2006
7:32 PM
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Need some help delivering an egg that is to large for the hen. I tryed pushing on it a little ,but didn't work,I could not see the egg just feel it. Looks like her insides are turned inside out,had this happen to a chicken hen one time but seems to be different. any answers out there. thanks, jerry
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motherlodelofts
721 posts
Apr 05, 2006
7:40 PM
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Jerry , get a cotton swab and with vegi oil lube the vent up and around the egg , also get some steam going and hold her over it (dont burn) you wanna loosen her up.
start working that egg to the vent DON'T BREAK , stream , lube, work,steam, lube, work , you get the picture time is of the essance.
Scott Campbell
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on a roll
14 posts
Apr 05, 2006
8:09 PM
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THANKS GUYS, i'm on it now. JERRY
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motherlodelofts
722 posts
Apr 05, 2006
8:23 PM
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Jerry I actualy swab up the into the vent and around the egg , shes dead if you dont get it resolved
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on a roll
15 posts
Apr 05, 2006
8:57 PM
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It's out. Don't know the fate of the hen yet.the hole in the membrane was to small for the egg to go through, so i cut it and made it larger and it popped on out. but then i had to push all that stuff back in, hope it all works ok LOL again. didnt use steam used a warm rag an pure virgin olive oil since it was her first egg. LOL thanks again, jerry
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upcd
218 posts
Apr 05, 2006
11:35 PM
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Did you sew up where you cut and clean the area? Put her on a heating pad. After she warms up then tube feed her. Keep us posted.
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on a roll
16 posts
Apr 06, 2006
7:33 PM
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Im back she did not make it, my first c-section did not go so well. Thanks Guys, I will know what to do next time and earler. jerry
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motherlodelofts
724 posts
Apr 06, 2006
8:59 PM
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Jerry I was thinking about that today , dont cut nothing next time and keep "slowly" working it.
I worked on one for well over an hour last year , took my time to make sure I didnt hurt her.
Scott
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