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Yep yes, she gets plenty of food and water as well as vitamin B and other vitamins. She has come a very long way after 4 weeks and slowly learning to stand again. She can stand on her own now for about a minute and then lays back down feet in normal position and posture. I believe we figured it...

No, our roosters are gents. But I did recall three larger hens like her, charge through their run door and knocked into each other at full big girl speed. On the positive side of things, though it’s been a rough 3 weeks, she is hanging touch and someone back to herself. She doesn’t have her legs...

Thank you. I hope it won’t come to that, but if it does.

She’s is about 1.5. Her traditional diet is corn crumbles, egg layer crumbles, scratch grains mixed equally. When eggs are in a surplus, scrambled eggs and shells are given back to entire flock. Sometimes I catch her eating a earth worm or too. And any scraps we have from veggies and left overs.

She eats, drinks, very alert, tries to shuffle her feet to stand, etc etc. Could her spine be injured?

It started over a week ago. She started limping, then lost complete control over her left leg, then the right leg. Other than this, eggs, drinks coos, everything else literally normal…