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She's doing a little better. I'm giving her an egg twice a day and putting a B complex in her water. She laid an egg earlier. Still can't walk but can move herself around better.

She's been doing both.

I figured out that she has a vitamin B2 deficiency and feed her an egg. Whats the best way to go from here.

I put my finger in her vent and didn't feel an egg. She's still eating an drinking.

None of my hens have ever squatted for me so I don't know. And her vent looks expanded like she's trying to lay which considering that it's 8 am is very likely.

I'm not 100% she's laying but i think she is becuase her waddles a big and red and same with her comb and she's spent quite a bit in the boxes.

20 something weeks

I attempt to give them oyster shell normally they knock the dish over but I also give it to them when there outside and soft shell has not been an issue.

I'll check for an egg when someone can hold her so she doesn't squirm and she trys to move but always plops back down not getting very far. I dont know of her vaccination status except that she's from hoovers hatchery. And it's very likely it was a rooster who injured her because i have 6...

I'll give her some Gatorade and her eyes look normal and dilate with a flashlight.

She didn't react strongly in pain an nothing felt broken. But ill do it again when I have someone else to hold her and I can do a more thorough inspection. I do have a dog crate but its on the loft in the barn and I can't get it down without a second person.

I can't until someone else wakes up.

I have a 20 something week old Wyandotte hen and she cant walk. This started last night but it seemed like she just really needed to lay an egg so I put her in a nesting box. Come this morning she had moved 3 feet and was lying on the floor. She is eating and drinking normally and I can't tell...