Update for those that are following and/or interested.
She has made no improvements. I plan to have her euthanized and sent to my state's diagnostic lab to see what caused this. I will wait 1-2 more weeks for all the antibiotic residue to leave her system so it doesn't interfere with the lab's...
I had some time to spare! This is a picture of what I'm using for her.
The Sav-A-Chick packets are designed to be mixed with a gallon of water and must be prepared fresh daily. One chicken can't drink that much so in order to prevent waste I mixed 1/4 tsp into her water which is a quart. 4...
LeedyFesthers: I've just read your post on my phone. I will give you the details you have asked for. I'm about to head out the door so it will be later today before I respond but I definitely will!
She may have curled toe paralysis. It's common among young chicks. Caused by a vitamin B deficiency. She may not be eating enough food or may have trouble digesting it. Try Sav-A-Chick vitamin powders. You just add it to the water. Very inexpensive. Any local feed store should have them. If you...
Check out this page, it explains to you about a chicken's crop and problems associated with it. Have you started treating for coccida yet? I wouldn't take her food away. If you are concerned about her becoming "crop bound" (food gets stuck in there and can't pass) then just take the food away at...
Oh yes! She's getting probiotics, vitamins and electrolytes in her water. All the laying pellets she can eat. 1 hard boiled egg a day with apple cider vinegar mixed in, one half after the Cipro. And I take her out in the yard twice a day so she can have some greens. She just sits and chows down...
What are you using to treat her for canker? Just curious. I'm starting a "chicken book" for myself. With treatments, dosages and nutritional supplementation to any disease/ailment a chicken can have. I'm tired of noticing something is wrong then spending hours and perhaps days looking for the...
Took some pictures encase it helps anyone. She can now uncurl her other foot now! Yeh! Perhaps on the road to recovery? *Excuse her scabby comb, the others had started pecking at her before I noticed her symptoms.