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She's doing a lot better today, her crop is still mushy, but much less than before! Yesterday I took her out of the crate to enjoy the sun for a little while, and she was moving around and scratching. Big improvements already! It's amazing how much a little rest and miconozole worked in just a...

She can. She seems to be loving it, but when the heat becomes too much, she just moves to the other side of the crate.

~Update~ My hen is doing good today, she is bright eyed and loving the heat from the lamp. Still very sluggish and not that interested in moving around, but looking better. I got the miconazole, sliced it into thirds, and gave her a third of it little piece by little piece. She didn't really...

I didn't give her any long grass lately, so it makes sense that a reproductive disorder would be it, and that it would be connected to crop issues. I'm going to go out and grab the miconazole right now. She is warm and safe in her crate with a heat lamp. No poop yet.

At least we caught it early! Should I go ahead and do the miconazole, or wait until her crop empties? Thank you so much for the info!

She is six years old, so about senior. Very rarely. She lays lots of shelless eggs, too. I was thinking of putting her in a crate with heat lamp tonight, to keep her warm. She hasn't pooped yet, but I will let you know if she does. Thank you so much! I will read it.

Also note that her toes are pinker than usual. I don't know if it's connected in any way, but worth mentioning.

My New Hampshire is not doing well. I just checked on the chickens and she was in a hunched position in the corner of the run. I picked her up to see what was wrong and she threw up on me. Her crop feels like a water balloon, she looks a little thinner than usual, and her feathers are all...