They could very well have gone down with energy deficiency if you are not providing sufficient feed. They might also be sick with a simple sickness, maybe you should water with medicated feed.,
My layers are sometimes stunted when there are extreme weather changes. If you are also admitting new livestock to your flock the pecking order may be out of wack and will stress your poultry out, causing less laying.
We use it to feed our quail, geese, ducks, chickens, hogs, and chickens. We have multiple horse troughs that we use to ferment feeds we have one for soybeans, scratch, and then one with mixture of both. We have been doing this in the spring, summer, and fall for multiple years. We feed laying...
Has it rained? Most chickens fight for the first time after or during their first experience of rain. They might of also just matured and are fighting over hens. What is your hen to rooster count, if you have more roosters than hens then it can create and abundance of problems.
I have a bantam white leghorn that has the same exact problem and I put her on full feed with my chicks in a stock tank for she wasn't getting enough feed with my ducks, geese, pigeons, and chickens all fighting to get food and yes your chickens feet are going to fall off but she might be able...