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Did you find someone to do the fecal for you? Try not to overthink it too much, because you will burn out reading the tons of stuff that may or may not be relevant to your problem. If I were you, I'd concentrate on finding out if she has worms first, then go from there, if she doesn't.

Quote: My vet let me have some Panacur suspension and he didn't require an exam of the animal, he just did a fecal. He's not an avian vet. He prescribed 1cc per chicken per day for five to seven days. That was for a standard size 3 to 8 lb bird. Don't wait to deworm, do it asap. Because worms...

Also, have you dewormed her and the flock? That is another very good possibility, and if you haven't done it, do it now. Use a broad spectrum dewormer...Valbazen or Safeguard. You should be able to get the Safeguard (Panacur)suspension if you are a vet tech, it's readily available. If I...

Open her mouth and look carefully at the inside of her mouth, and down her throat, with a bright flashlight. Look for whitish or yellowish spots...lesions. These can be a sign of canker. Canker can also cause foul smelling breath. If you catch it early enough, it is treatable successfully...