Was giving a hen a bath and this happened

[Ayu]

So one of my hen got pooped on by one of my roosters this morning it was nasty well I brought her in and gave her a bath and cleaned her up when I was drying her off she did this I figured she was scared since it was her first bath but whoa idk . Normally she's all up in everything with everyone else but today shes been a loner and not with everyone

 

[azygous]

If she's still acting withdrawn, she might have more of those pseudo eggs in her tract. They are not easy to expel and cause a hen to feel poorly. Give her a calcium tablet, calcium citrate plus D3 if you have it, but Tums will do. It will help her muster strong contractions to push the next weird egg out.

 

[Ayu]

She seemed ok yesterday but I did notice she was starting to act withdrawn but kinda just a little and she did go in the nest box and lay but later when I checked there was nothing. I crushed up a tums and put it on a scrambled egg for her so she's eating it now

 

[azygous]

If she doesn't eat all the egg, give her more Tums. You need to get at least 500-600mg into her to do any good. Next time, don't crush or dilute but push the entire dose into her beak. Tums is large so break it in half and give her both halves one after the other.

 

[Ayu]

Ok cool I'll do that tomorrow if she doesn't finish the eggs. Normally, she goes crazy for them she only ate like a quarter of them so far.

 

[Ayu]

I just went to check on her and she got up and started eating the eggs . She I give her more tums tomorrow?

 

[azygous]

Yes. As long as this issue persists, make sure she gets at least 500-600mg of the supplementary calcium per day.