not that I can see. She's got some white poop around her vent, but it doesn't look like tooo much.
I don't feel anything like an impacted egg (tho, I've never felt on before).
Just sort of "messy" looking.
She's not interested in eating.
Now that I spend more time with her, I think it's my 2...
I have isolated her. She has water with a little rescue remedy in it. I have a small bowl of plain yogurt in front of her, but she doesn't seem interested at all.
Her crop area feels empty. Is that a good sign, or bad?
One of my young hens seems sick. Yesterday I noticed that she was standing by herself. And again this morning. I just got home from work and checked her, and she looks the same - just standing there - not too puffed, but maybe a little droopy.
I picked her up, and when I did she started...
I'm so sorry to be such a downer - it's just that I feel that I kept my girl alive, and in terrible pain, longer than I should have - I just didn't know what the problem was..
Yes, her feathers will be all ruffled out - she will literally look "puffed". I am praying that it just passes through...
I'm SO sorry. But, if she starts to puff up - you MUST have her put down. Don't let her suffer. The very same thing happened to one of my first hens. She started laying eggs that seemed wet on the end. it started to get worse. Then she puffed up and stopped eating. I didn't know what was...
no. Actually mine lay throughout the day. I heard once (or twice) that hens develop an egg about ever 25 - 26 hours. So the time they lay will always be moving. Since they don't lay at night, when they get to the point that they would (with that 25-26hr cycle), they (somehow) just don't lay...