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I've been badly overlookin' things in your thread, for which I apologize ... Primary concern: The respiratory problems may be the result of closin' up the coop more tightly, which dramatically increases humidity in colder weather, and concentrates anything that may become airborne, and further...

Dark Green = Something I failed to consider. Fire Brick = Something I knew, and should not have failed to mention. Medium Blue = Something that (believe it or not ~'-) I did not know ... I've seen no negative indications for Albendazole either, but I thought it was Fenbendazole that held top...

Provided the water wasn't actually so hot as to cause heat exhaustion, there's no reason to think that bathing would do her any harm ... Severe symptoms are indicative of severe infestation(s), if indeed worms are the cause. And, killin' so many all at once can often result in blockages, or an...

I'm guessin' that a three-month-old light brahma doesn't weight quite that much ... all those feathers make 'em look far bigger than they actually are, and I'd bet she's closer to five pounds or so ... Not that overdosing w/ fenbendazole worries me too terribly much, save for the dangers...

I'm a big fan of Fenbendazole, as it's well proven to be extremely safe/effective. When given at 20 mg/kg for three consecutive days, all worms (save for tapeworms) are eliminated, and at a rate that will not create other problems, even for sick birds (it's been tested, and proven safe, all the...

Yeah ... you never wanna bring new birds directly around your flock(s), and you wanna clean up both before and after you go near 'em ... change out your shoes, too. Hopefully, this will work itself out, 'n they'll all be fine. You were wise to isolate her, but it's most probably somethin'...