Bielefelder acting weird

[Hippie-dippie-chick]

My Bielefelder pullet was sitting on top of the feeder with her head hanging down . I brought her in because she seemed out of sorts . So after a few days I put her back with the her flock . All seemed ok until this morning I found her wedged inside the feeder . After much effort we were able to free her . She keeps putting her head down under her breast . If anyone can help me I would appreciate it . I do have pics if needed.

 

[Pullet Press]

Pics would be helpful. I don't have any other advice than keep her separated from the flock (which I read that you've already done) and give her only food and water.
@aart
@Wyorp Rock
@Eggcessive

 

[Hippie-dippie-chick]

Pics would be helpful. I don't have any other advice than keep her separated from the flock (which I read that you've already done) and give her only food and water.
@aart
@Wyorp Rock
@Eggcessive

I posted pics

 

[Pullet Press]

I posted pics

I don't know what to do for you, sorry.

 

[Pullet Press]

@aart!!!

 

[Eggcessive]

Sorry about your pullet. She looks to have symptoms of wry neck a neurological condition that can be a sign of a head or neck injury, a vitamin E or B1 thiamine deficiency, and can be a symptom of certain diseases, such as Mareks disease, and others. Most people separate the chicken into a dog crate, and give vitamin E 400 IU and some (1/4 to 1/2 tablet daily) vitamin B complex (not B12.) Make sure that you chicken is fed several times a day, and wet chicken feed mash and a little scrambled egg would be good. The egg can be alternated with a small amount of tuna. Watch for any signs of lameness, or weakness or drooping wings. Hopefully, she will get better.