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Thank you!

Just thought I'd update -- it definitely was being eggbound that brought on Elsa's temporary paralysis. She has spent a couple days eating, drinking, walking and running like normal. So thank you to everyone for your help!:hugs

An update! I'm hopeful that my sg was eggbound. She finally managed to get the egg out and seems to be feeling much better. IllI be keeping an eye on her and will give an update tomorrow :D

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I don't have any calcium on hand aside from the oyster shell I give them. I gave her some of that mixed with a little food. I just had surgery a few days ago so I can't drive yet, but I do have a family member who is going to run to the store for me in a bit to pick up some calcium. Hopefully...

Her eyes look normal, she's eating and drinking just fine but I will definitely add some nutridrench just to be safe. I checked her vent and there is a fairly large egg in there about an inch and a half inwards. I just gave her a 20 minute epsom salt bath and have her in a large kennel with...

could She be egg bound since she just started laying this week?

I brought her to the garage and she's just sitting on my lap.

Her legs are tucked in

Hi everyone! We woke up this morning to one of my hens laying down in the coop. She is a 20 week old sapphire gem and just started laying eggs this week. She won't walk - like her legs don't work. Her wings seem to be a little weak as well. She still has an appetite but can't move. None of the...