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She is not suffering anymore. My first cull. I prayed for strength from God to carry it out. She is peaceful now. Such an emotional day. Thank y'all for your knowledge and support

Here are the girls. The patient has eaten well. She is in this position most of the day

This will be my first time culling a hen. I have gotten alot of experience from this poor thing

Not full at all

Well, far from 100%. I put her with the other 3 hens in the run this morning. She ate, walked around some. Then she sits and sleeps. Repeat. Around 6, I went to check on her and she was laying on her side as if she fell and couldn't get up. Now she is in dog crate in run with cold water and...

Aww. I'm so sorry to hear about your hen passing. The fluid was a light yellow. I guess I will be drawing fluid for a while. She just sleeps alot. Thank you for all your knowledge

This morning I went to Tractor Supply and purchased 60cc syringe and 18 gauge needle. Extracted 12 Oz. of fluid. She is inside in a large dog crate with a/c. She is still dripping fluid, but she is standing up eating and drinking. I'll check her belly tomorrow to see if she needs emptying again...

She cannot walk at all. After extensive research, I believe that you are right. I'm going to pick up an 18 gauge needle and 60cc syringe this morning to empty her out. Thank you for your response

I have an adopted rock. I have had her for a couple of months now. Don't know how old she is but she doesn't lay eggs. I just cleared up vent gleet. Now her belly drags on the ground the little that she can walk. Only 18 months into raising chickens. I do have 3 other chickens doing fine.