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This particular chicken is doing okay, doing my best to prevent infection and she is slowly healing. I pulled the last buff orphington from the coop (I had 3) after I came home and found one dead. The other two are both still alive. I also have red sex links and I came home today to find 3...

I can see her vent and it looks normal, this is below her vent, almost in the abdomen area. I will continue to do wound care and start her on some antibiotics. Thank you!

Here are some more photos, hope that helps. Please ignore the wet feathers, I’m getting her dry now. The missing feathers on top of her are from where a couple of chickens have been pecking at her.

I have a buff orphington hen, about 11 months old. I got back from a trip to find fresh blood in the coop, and she was hiding in there. Her bottom was swollen and bloody and she has a large mass protruding out of it. At first glance I thought it may be a vent prolapse. I immediately separated...