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Thanks for the update! -Kathy

In your first post you said it was not egg binding, so I gotta ask, did you check for an egg? If this ever happens again, with some hens you can tell if they have an egg by gently palpating them. The fatter hens are harder to check that way, so with them I put on a glove, water based lube and...

Marek's crossed my mind, too. -Kathy

I really like the Rooster Booster product. -Kathy

That's good news. -Kathy

How is she now? -Kathy

I have some very high strung guineas, peafowl and chickens, and never had had a healthy one go into shock from being handled. -Kathy

80-85 is not too hot. :D -Kathy

This hen really does need to be in a warm place, 80-85 degrees is ideal. If she stays outside there is a very good chance the cold will kill her. -Kathy