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What a nice space you have for your ladies! Plenty of room and thankfully places for your lady to get up and away from the others. She looks great! It's hard to know if she will resume laying normally. Salpingitis can cause some thickening of the walls of the oviduct/reproductive system, but...

It does sound like she has Salpingitis. Hard to know, she may be able to lay eggs too. Or she may just expel more lash material. Hate to say it but time will tell. If she's spunky and normal now, that's good. Once she starts to look like she's feeling droopy, you can try give another round...

She's so sweet! I'm glad to hear she's doing better! Interesting about the piece of something like Hominy corn you found, did you take a photo? What did it feel like, rubbery? To me with that description it sounds like some lash material which is Salpingitis, an inflammation of the oviduct...

Having formed poop is hopeful! There you go with those pea size dollops again! :old😅 Fenbendazole is dosed by weight. So, with you saying you gave pea size dollop, I assume you have Safeguard Equine Paste like in the photo below? If you do, the dose for Safeguard 10% is 0.23ml per pound of...

Give her mixed Corid water too, not plain water. The white is urates and if there's a lot, then she's not drinking very well, keep syringing th mixed Corid water into her or encourage her to drink. Green poop often is bile from not eating much, so hopefully that will improve as she begins to...

Do you have photos of her? When was her last egg? Can you take a sample of her poop to your vet for testing to see if worms are part of the problem? Pea drops of Corid? Undiluted Corid liquid oral drench is .10ml per pound of weight given orally 2X a day for 3 days. This is in addition to...