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I don't have any experience with the internal fowl pox, but that sounds like a possibility. Did you look in her mouth?

This is more inline with the advice I received and it turned out as recommended.

I didn't separate my rooster, who never stopped being active with my hens, and never had another hen with fowl pox. But, now after what Hobbits Mama said, I would probably do it differently and separate him. I think I was just lucky.

Wow. I must have been really lucky. :eek:

That is fowl pox. I had a rooster with it once. I know it can spread to the other chickens, but once they are exposed it's too late to separate. At least that's what I was told. So your chicken's case doesn't look too bad. My rooster had about 5 or 6 spots, and although it looked bad for a...