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  1. Seadanes

    Distressed Hen

    She's still having the weird contractions but has seemed livelier. I've given her an epsom salt bath every day. I still don't see or feel anything.
  2. Seadanes

    Distressed Hen

    I didn't know about the preen gland! But after looking at several pictures, I think you're right and that's what it is. I've given her a warm Epsom salts bath and electrolyte water. She seems livelier today so here's hoping. Thanks, again, everyone!
  3. Seadanes

    Distressed Hen

    Thanks for the help - It was an iOS problem! (I didn't have those options on my iPad or iPhone). She is about a year old.We certainly could be dealing with more than one issue, but I put my finger in her vent as far as I could and I don't feel anything other than soft tissue. Aside from the...
  4. Seadanes

    Distressed Hen

    She has gone to the bathroom. Still no egg. Her vent is still contracting constantly. Once my husband came home, I was able to do a more thorough investigation of her and found what may be an injury. I took pictures to see if anyone has a guess but I can't see a way to post them here. Copy/paste...
  5. Seadanes

    Distressed Hen

    Well I got a finger in her vent - which is pretty much constantly contracting. But I don't feel anything but soft tissue in there.... Any ideas?
  6. Seadanes

    Distressed Hen

    I don't feel anything externally. I will try to put a finger in and bring her in and give her electrolytes. Thanks - I'll let you know!
  7. Seadanes

    Distressed Hen

    I can't find anything wrong - no swelling, no injuries. But she didn't want to come out of the coop this morning, and when I brought her out, she just stands there. The only thing I see that seems weird is that it looks like she's breathing out of her butt. By that I mean her entire rear end...
  8. Seadanes

    Howdy!

    I'm an urban chicken owner in West Seattle, WA. We thought it would be fun to raise our own eggs (we eat a lot of them) and we'd like to have a farm someday, so figured chickens would be a good place to start. I'm enjoying looking at all the coops and enclosures, as well as learning about...
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