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I will have to show my husband your recovery wall because he thinks it’s ridiculous I set up a extra extra large dog crate and put a chicken hospital sign on it. I’m glad she’s got some company I think that alone will help. Just like a human no one likes to be lonely when they’re not doing well

She still acting OK? If it was Vent gleet hopefully that’s whats making the loose stool. Because that would go away. Don’t know that vent gleet is the correct answer but I guess you’ll find out as you Are investigating and narrowing it down. Keep us up-to-date on the progress

Let us know if she does lay an egg and check to see how her droppings. Is she acting OK otherwise She can’t be too upset she just had a nice chicken spa day

Yes it would be good to keep her inside for the moment to see if she lays and to see how her droppings are looking. Fecal float is probably the best way to tell what’s going on but I know in some areas they’re just about impossible.

Very good questions. When is the last time she laid? Any other symptoms she’s having? How have her droppings been looking

I don’t see any prolapse. If it’s there you definitely know. I’d have to go with vent gleet. Never dealt with that but from what I’ve read a lot of treatment has to do with diet. I know there is an ACV treatment. Usually when you give a chicken a CV in their water it’s 1 tablespoon per gallon...

When we went through the prolapse it was a bath every night and by the end of it she was excited to get in a nice warm bath. Busted her twice trying to get in the water bowl after that. LOL. At least she likes the bath because when they don’t it can make things very difficult. As soon as she’s...

Yes please post a pic as soon as you clean her up but the first thing I would do is remove her from the other chickens for right now. It looks like there’s blood involved and I know sometimes the other chickens will pack at her non-stop and cause some serious injury. It kind of reminds me of...