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Well done! :thumbsup I am glad that she is much better! Feel her crop in the morning before she had something to eat or drink. It should be flat and empty in the morning and nicely filled in the evening at roosting time.

@WesterBee How is she doing?

You can feed her little pieces of chilled coconut oil, at least 6 times a day. They will melt inside her crop so you can massage the crop gently. As only liquids will pass an obstructed crop, syringe some raw eggyolk several times a day to prevent her from starving. This is how to do it...

This sounds as if she might be suffering from an impacted and/ or sour crop which needs immediate treatment. https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...w-to-know-which-one-youre-dealing-with.73607/

Welcome to the BYC community! :frow Feel her crop, is it swollen, hard or rather squishy? Put her on a towel or similar to get a good look and take a picture of her droppings for us. At 4 weeks already, have they at all been outside or exposed to natural sunlight for a few hours per day...