A purple tinge to quarantined hen’s comb??

Reintegrate her into the main flock?

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BamburghFarms

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Jul 24, 2018
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She wasn’t feeling well so we separated her from the flock a few days ago, in an XL dog crate in a very low lit area of the garage with food and water with Corid etc. Today she seems really improved but her comb has turned a purple-ish tint on its edges? Is it not enough light or something else?? We don’t know whether to reintegrate her into the main flock or not. No one else is sick. Thanks in advance!!! ❤️
 
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She wasn’t feeling well so we separated her from the flock a few days ago, in an XL dog crate in a very low lit area of the garage with food and water with Corid etc. Today she seems really improved but her comb has turned a purple-ish tint on its edges? Is it not enough light or something else?? We don’t know whether to reintegrate her into the main flock or not. No one else is sick. Thanks in advance!!! ❤️


Is there cold or weather is below normal temperature .maybe she feeling cold
 
After some research we think she may have had a heart attack that didn’t kill her instantly and just couldn’t recover



Oh no no
Heart problem didn't happen like that chicken who have heart attack will die on.spot insec
must be circulating problem
Okay if u doubt I tell u a trick to check if she have heart problem

Place ur ear near her chest in a very quite room and try to listen if she having any clicking sound near heart area

If u suspect a clicking sound there must be a valve that not working nd will be a heart problem

Otherwise must be a blood circulation problem
 

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