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Hi I was hoping someone could give me some advice. One of my girls does not seem well. She laid a softie on Sunday after a couple of hours of seeming unwell.

Yesterday she had the same same symptoms but no egg. She won't come out of the cube today.

I don't think she's egg bound as she laid the softie on Sunday. There also seems to be a little bit of egg whites in her pop, she's also drinking loads. They were worked in June so it can't be worms.

Any advice?

 

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How old is she? Is she eating at all?

 

It is very difficult to suggest a possible diagnosis, but there is obviously something wrong in the laying department and if she won't come out of the cube I would guess that she is feeling pretty awful. If she were mine, I would take her to the vet for a check up.

 

Sorry I can't be more helpful, but didn't want to leave your question unanswered.

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Hi tweedy,

 

She's only 7 months old and has been laying really well. She is eating but only small amounts of treats, I don't think she has eaten any layers pellets.

As she laid the softie on Sunday is she likely to be egg bound?

When I get home I'm going to have a feel around. What do I need to look for? If I can feel anything egg like will oil down her throat help?

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I have tried to give them mixed grit but they won't touch it. I might try mixing it with their food.

I think il have to take her to the vet. I don't get home from work until 6 so Im hoping by some miracle she's laid something whilst I've been at work!

 

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Well after getting home from work I've had a feel and can't feel anything. Felt round her belly but seems normal nothing egg shaped or hard. I gave her some yogurt and ten minutes later she did a watery White poo I'm thinking that's because of the yogurt? If she was egg bound would she be able to poo?

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