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I'm pretty confident its a broken toe. However, it could devolope into infection, but from reading around I think I'll let it heal on its own, since the break won't affect her. The reason I'm pretty confident is because of the way we have to have our chickens set up, they are currently living in...

We should have it I know

Oh don't worry, shes acting like a queen right now, thanks though. A wood roost. Not sure how big.

5.5lbs. Doesn't seem fat. Can't get pic, camera's dead

Nature wise Chick starter, unmedicated (they stopped laying so feeding them layer food seemed useless, since we ran out, we'll be switching them back to lay once we run out of chick starter, but I kinda doubt they'll start laying again....) A lot and always RIR mix, too light for a RIR, too thin...

Not sure. Her toes have always been a bit curled but all the chickens here are like that - We buy them as laying hens and they are always not very well kept. Appearantly not everyone free ranges there chickens and spoils them to death, lol. I doubt its a deficiency, but we've been feeding them...

OK so our hen who went broody (a chick has 2 moms now thanks to her going broody, lol) recently started limping. We thought it might heal on up, but it hasn't. So we examained her foot and found one of her toes very crooked. So I felt it and gaaaaaah..... It was very.... squishy. Anyone ever...