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You can take a picture of her legs or her belly area if you are concerned about mites and we can have a look and give opinion. The firm belly is concerning. Unfortunately high production layers are susceptible to reproductive issues especially from 2 years onwards. She may have an infection or...

Do you worm them? Feel her belly beneath her vent and before her keel bone starts. Feel one of your others who is laying normally to compare. The belly should be soft and squishy. If you compare the breast muscle on either side of the keel bone as well, does she feel thin?

Check her crop in the evenings right before you lock them up for the night to get the best indication of whether she is eating. Check her crop again first thing in the morning to make sure it’s empty. Is her poop normal? How long since she stopped laying?