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I put her down tonight. I totally agree with you guys about the toll egg laying takes on her body. I am assuming that was it, maybe even a combination of a few things, as I said it has been a slow onset. I have no other symptoms with anyone....so I am hoping no infectious but I will watch...

She is now dripping congegealed type blood from her vet and her stomach is crunchy and fluidy. Could be a broken egg, but she hasnt laid an egg in years...but still could be I guess. But with that and all the fluid on her chest and knowing she is a bit older, I am thinking it is time to put her...

I was hoping you would chime in Cynthia. So, if it is internal laying (which wouldnt suprise me, it feels funny down there) there is nothing you can do, right? She feels even more "fluidy" today. Even her chest and crop feel fluidy....

ANd her comb goes back and forth between red and purple tips. Last night was cold she had a very purple tips this morning. And ideas anyone??

Have any of you ever lost a bird to old fashion old age??? I mean, I know animals dont technically die of old age, but complications of old age. I am a CVT and have dealt with many an "old age" death in mammals, but not my chickens--yet. Here is my prob: I have a RIR that I got from auction 4...