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  1. sam2002

    Unresponding chicken in shock??

    Sorry I haven't gotten back to you yet/ Chris- the broken foot chicken- is in the coop right now and doing pretty well. Some of the other girls have pecked at her a bit but they are okay with her. Missy, the other one, still strongly favors her right foot, but I don't know what to do about it...
  2. sam2002

    Unresponding chicken in shock??

    Good news- not as many feathers falling out. I can't figure out how to attach a photo ): ... We got them from a neighbor and are not sure how old they are- we are estimating around 4. For food, we are giving them a variety of different things including their regular layer food, some scratch...
  3. sam2002

    Unresponding chicken in shock??

    Change of news- the original shocked chicken, Missy, is now losing a ton of feathers. I did my research and this supposedly happens because of shock, but we're talking A LOT of feathers. Wing feathers and tail feathers too. She doesn't look much thinner but I am very worried about the piles of...
  4. sam2002

    Unresponding chicken in shock??

    She's been perking up and looking like she'll recover soon! Thanks!
  5. sam2002

    Unresponding chicken in shock??

    The vet said she was not injured any more but she has been limping around gingerly on her right foot...
  6. sam2002

    Unresponding chicken in shock??

    She did lift her head up to drink when I held the bottle near her, but won't drink unless I hold it right into her beak. When will she start drinking on her own again?
  7. sam2002

    Unresponding chicken in shock??

    Thank you, we're hoping that by tomorrow morning she'll be a little more responsive.
  8. sam2002

    Unresponding chicken in shock??

    We have six silkies that live in a well-secured coop and run. A dog we were taking care of for a few days busted through the fence (he's a lab) and injured two of our girls. We took the other two to the vet where one was treated with a vitamin to boost her endorphins (for shock) and the other...
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