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Oh sorry, what time she had with you was precious.

I hope she not watching a cooking show!

Another thing , I use oaten chaff in the brooder instead of wood chip or sawdust. If you lined the bottom of her pen with it , say 3-4 inches deep it may help with pressure and the poop . I don't know where you are , but a 25 k bag of chaff is about $25 here and it's easy on your garden. Unlike...

Oh the web we weave! When I have chicks in the brooder I add apple cider vinegar to the water to prevent pasty butt, I also smear a little Vaseline around the vent, to stop the poop sticking. It might be worth a try on your little one.

Good news! keep an ear out for rattling or wheezing . Then treat if necessary . I have to admit to another " special needs " roo. He was my favorite big buff sussex. He got a bad case of bumble foot. We did the surgery and he had no external signs of infection, but he won't stand on it. So he...

I would introduce her to sardines in oil. The fact that she is inactive may put her at a higher risk of digestive problems. The fish will give her omega 3 and the oil should help with digestion. I feed generic sardines to all of mine as a treat once a week. They knock me over at the gate for them.

Depends how long she's been breathing irregular . I'd play by ear , keep an eye on her, give her a chance to regurgitate it if that's what it is. As for what product , that depends where you are. I can't buy the products that are readily available in the states.

Not that I'm aware of. But if she's not accustomed to being handled the wheezing may be stress related. Upper respitory symptoms generally show up when a bird is stressed. Just wait and see if it settles down. You may have to administer antibiotics if it doesn't.

I have a little silkie x hen that was taken by a hawk. My daughter managed to spook the hawk into dropping the chicken. When we retrieved her she was all ruffed up and she had lost an eye. That was over 18 months ago, she is currently fighting over a dozen eggs with her mum. They are the best...