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I'm so sorry. Sometimes, despite all efforts, we just can't save them. I hope you find out what's been going on with her. :hugs

I just give them the whole pill, you aren't going to overdose on those. If it's a deficiency then it often takes pretty high amounts to get it reversed, then they are able to maintain it after that. Fingers crossed, it helps. You might want to try putting her in a sling for periods during the...

The droppings look pretty normal, I don't think that color is a huge worry. I see that color sometimes in mine with no apparent health problems. Age could be a factor, and sometimes a reproductive problem can cause nerve issues if something is putting pressure on them, which is why I asked her...

Pictures of the droppings might be helpful. Do you have pictures of the bird you could post also? How old is she? Do you know when she last laid? Do her legs react at all, do her toes grasp? With leg paralysis Marek's disease has to be considered.

If there is a puncture, then yes, I would flush that out with saline or a chlorhexidine solution (hibiclens), make sure it's clean and no debris in there. If you have an oral syringe, that can help with flushing. Then use the ointment. They usually heal up well, how long depends on how deep...

You are correct, integration sometimes goes easily and quickly, sometimes not, just depends on the particular birds in the flock. The Amish cream may be perfectly fine to use and may even work better than the ointments, I have a lot of respect for many Amish products. Keeping it clean and...

I'm so sorry. :( Yes, they can sometimes be awful to each other. I've no idea what kind of set up you have or options, and winter does make it more challenging. I have multiple dog crates I use as needed, both wire ones and the plastic airliner ones. I pick them up at yard sales and have...

I will attach a link that may be helpful, it tells how to examine for a fracture and how to splint various kinds, the illustrations are songbirds, but the anatomy is the same. That is the best we can do without xrays.