6 home remedies for a sick chicken: Reduce swelling with honey, use molasses as a laxative, acidify the crop with white vinegar
In the event that you're gotten short with a debilitated chicken, a home cure might help.
Words: Sue Clarke and Nadene Lobby
At the point when a chicken becomes ill, you will most likely be unable to get prompt assistance from your vet.
Notwithstanding, you could approach a cure in your kitchen or clothing.
A home cure might give a creature help and give you an opportunity to source more powerful drug and exhortation. Kindly don't depend on home cures alone assuming you have an evil bird. Get counsel from a vet quickly.
Dose: sprinkle a layer of granulated sugar or smear honey on the prolapse. You may need to wait an hour or so for the swelling to go down so keep the patient still and quiet during this time. Ointment used for human hemorrhoid's (piles) can also reduce the swelling of a prolapse.
Sue’s tip
If a bird has an area of skin that is being pecked by other birds, mix some tea tree oil into petroleum jelly, then apply to the skin. It can help prevent injury by repelling the attacking birds.
6. ELECTROLYTES
Action: to restore levels of electrolytes (eg, sodium, potassium), hydration
Electrolytes help birds recover from stress. This could be due to transport and rehousing in a new flock, if a bird is not eating due to illness, has diarrheas', is over-heated, or if they’ve not had access to water.
Dose: you can buy ready-mixed avian electrolytes like Poly-Aid Plus from a vet or pet store. You could use electrolytes for people or other livestock, or make your own if you have the right ingredients (see below). Use in place of water for one week. Feed should be available at all times.
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