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Worked perfect! Fast shipping too!

Love love love the supportive nature of this crop bra! Unlike other products I've tried before, this product is able to hold the XL crop of girls with pendulous crop! Hoping this will make my Francis more comfortable. Only issue is that the fabric is not breathable. It is also double ply, making it even hotter. Make a version with an athletic, breathable crop fabric (straps are perfect material!) and you've got me sold!

Our little bantam Dani has a pendulous crop. We were anticipating having to put her down due to other issues arising from her crop issue. After much research we found your product! It has helped tremendously! We have seen a significant improvement in her crop returning to a more normal size after resting in the evening. Before it would stay so full it was about the size of a large grapefruit. It is easy to put on and doesn’t effect her daily life at all! Thank you!

My only broody hen has had a problem with her crop for over 3 years, now. I have lost track of how many courses of nystatin as well as occasional courses of antibiotics it has taken to treat her recurring infections. I had an earlier hen who was similarly afflicted, who wore her bra without complaint, but this hen Begonia, HATED it so much that she would just sit in a corner and not eat all day when I put it on, or fling herself about and manage to get it off to one side, or completely above her bulging crop. (I must confess that I like to turn the bra 90 degrees from how it is pictured, to make sure that the elastic goes across the bottom of her breast to keep that crop from escaping, and have folded over the elastic on the top and sewn it down so that it does not impinge on her neck, and cross tie it on her back.) After the last successful treatment of her infected crop, I tried putting on the bra only when she went to roost at night and taking if off each morning when she came out of the coop. This has worked!!! Now she has her days of freedom, and her nights with a supported crop, giving her food a chance to get on down to her proventriculus. Last fall, when the eggs she was setting on did not hatch, I got some day old peeps from the feed store, and both the chicks and Begonia were thrilled with the arrangement! She is a wonderful mother! I now have a lovely young flock, thanks to Begonia and her bra! (She did not need the bra while setting, since her crop was continually supported by the nest, and she was of course not eating very much.)