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I just looked up what Ethel means. This is what I found about the name and I feel that it suits Ethel a lot. "Noble" "Ethel as a girl's name is of Old English origin meaning "noble". It is the short form of Etheldreda and was first used as an independent name in the 1840s."

My chickens and ducks are total pets, they are here just for the companionship that they give me. They were originally for eggs and things like that but eventually they turned into just pets. Most of my chickens have died at night or when I'm not around, so it's nice for me to be able to be...

She passed away at 4:44pm may 14 2022. I decided to name her Ethel about 30 minutes ago. She went very calmly and I didn't really realize (I kind of knew but I thought she might have wanted to adjust her head a little bit) she was going until the contents of her crop came out of her beak. I...

I forgot to put the pic in If it wasn't for her breathing I would think she was dead.

This is her right now, I cant hold her and figure out what to do so I had to put shavings under her body and a rock under her head so she is not aspirating.

Should I try "vomiting" her? I just watched a video on it but the chicken in the video was not lethargic.

I think I might try that, I fear its the only thing I can do right now that may help her.

I don't think she is going to make tonight, I don't know what to do for her. When I pick her up if I don't hold her right she will make a gasp sound, I can't hear any noise from her when she is not being held or if there is nothing causing the contents of her crop to come up. She looks like she...

I think both her legs do the twitching. It reminds me of a dog twitching in its sleep.

The rooster just tried hopping on her I got him off before he could completely stand on her. I got some better pictures of her face I want to know what this is if I should worried about it. It's like a bit of skin that sticks out kind of like a feather, Im not sure if that nornal or not, quit a...

Her left leg does this thing where it kind of twitches a little bit, it isn't very consistent and I am not sure if it's intentional movement or uncontrollable. I got pictures of her vent

I picked her up (I put hands under her feet) and brought her outside of the coop.

She still won't come out. She has a friend in the coop with her, I'm not sure if the white hen is just in there to be in there or if she is hanging out with her.

She wouldn't eat the coconut oil, she probably got barely a sliver of coconut oil.

This is what she's doing in the coop. Her crop is full of liquid still, and she is very low energy as of right now. That might change later in the day. I am going to give her some more coconut oil hopefully she will eat it okay. Last night she didn't have any interest in the coconut oil, so I...

Thank you! It was pretty hard for me Broken toes passing, but it's a huge relief that shes gone. I feel that her toe was something that would make her life less enjoyable if she did recover. I am now more comfortable and prepared for euthanizing this hen whether I do it myself or my dad does...

No, sadly I didn't do very much for Broken toe, at least I feel like I didn't do very much. I didn't really know what to do with Broken toe and I was also very hesitant to do anything as I didn't want to mess up. But this time I am going to be more proactive and be less hesitant and do what I...

We don't have any micanzole

Thank you! I never thought that her comb could have a fungal infection. I will see if we have some micanzole. If we don't what should I use in place of it if anything at all, until we can get some micanzole?

I looked out the window and saw her head on the ground and her butt was kind of in the air, and then the rooster hopped on her. I went out after I saw him on her. She had the liquid from her crop all over her beak and she seemed like she wasn't able to breath very well for a few minutes after...