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I didn't realize that she was a Langshan. Very pretty girl. Glad to see her doing better.

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My little silkie hen spent half her life being broody and sitting on air in the nest. What I did (I live in Florida) was move her nest into a Rubbermaid storage container on it's side. Now I don't worry about her being inside all the time. She's actually outside with a bit of enclosure-but...

I have often wondered about the metal poisoning. With those galvanized waterers. I had 5, and when they rusted, I quit using them and everyone has a 2 gallon bucket of water that can be seen and refilled and cleaned easily and often. The buckets are about 5 bucks a piece at the feed store...

Why do they have so many air sacs?

Jen, Is Kathy a gem or what? Kathy, you go so above and beyond with your instructions, the written directions, and the product dose. You are blessed. Jen, I like the way this communication in this thread is going.

Good idea to bring her and much less guessing. I've had one or two in the past that had a blockage past the crop and there's no way to get to that. I had opened one up after death and it looked like the gizzard was impacted, and the intestines had nothing in them.

Maybe just keep her on soft wet foods for now.

In the mean time, Just keep her eating and drinking. I would give her any thing she wants to eat-just to get food in to her. Even cake.

I agree with Dawg and Eggcessive. Treat for Coccidiosis. Get Corid or Sulfadimethoxine. It's the most common illness in young birds.