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Hopefully it's not that, but it would make sense since the two affected chickens came from the same hatch...

Good news!! I fed her some food mixed with water and her poop looks a bit more normal so at least she's getting hydrated now.

She's about the same right now, hasn't gotten any worse or better. I've been giving her water through a syringe every so often but she still won't drink on her own. What is lymphoid leukosis? I've never heard of that

If she makes it through the night I'm taking her to the vet in the morning, hopefully then I can find out for sure what's going on.

I gave her some fluids and have her soaking in warm water and Epsom salts just in case she is eggbound. I thought coccidiosis mostly affected chicks? Or am I wrong

I'm not sure when she layed last but ive been getting the same amount of eggs as usual so I assume within the last day or so. Her comb is bright red.

Her appetite is normal as well but she won't drink any water

Here you can see her trying to stand but she just falls right back down.

She is still cooing and making all the normal chicken sounds, her eyes are bright and alert. Everything about her seems 100% normal except that she can't walk and the watery white poop. I'm at a complete loss as to what could be wrong.

She can stand up about halfway in a somewhat hunched position, but when she tries to walk she loses balance and falls back down.

the orpingtons poop is white and watery, the rest of the chickens poop is normal. She moves her feet when I touch them. Her crop feels normal as far as I can tell, she looks normal overall besides not being able to walk. There's no odd smell either.

I went out to get the eggs this morning and immediately noticed that one of my buff Orpingtons wasn't acting right. she was laying in the corner of the run and unable to walk. When I opened the coop, I found my other orpington dead. Both of these chickens seemed fine yesterday and the rest of my...