Blood around hen's vent

[Barnette]

I went outside to check on my birds and Hermione, my White-Faced Black Spanish, had a slightly raised back and was walking funny. I spend a lot of time around my chickens so I can tell when something was off. I immediately checked her vent and there was a bloody, bubbly string of liquid in her vent feathers and some blood around the cloaca. Her crop is also squishy but I don't know if that has anything to do with it, I think she just drank a lot of water. Her breath smells fine. She is acting normal except for the slightly raised back end and funny gait - she's eating, drinking, moving around, she's not lethargic or anything. What should I do? I'm really worried about vent prolapse or something. We're about to leave for a few days and we can't cancel this trip. I'm willing to bring her to the vet today if I have to. Please help!

 

[ilovemybabychickies]

Hi! do you have pics? it could be prolapse because my chicken has it right now and it is bloody from all the other chickens and herself pecking at it.

 

[Barnette]

Hi! do you have pics? it could be prolapse because my chicken has it right now and it is bloody from all the other chickens and herself pecking at it.

I just added photos

 

[Barnette]

Btw, her poop last night looked normal and she layed an egg yesterday morning

 

[Barnette]

UPDATE: almost definitely a prolapse. I saw her trying to push something red out. I'm giving her a warm Epsom salt bath right now and I'm going to give her some oyster shell and she's had yogurt. What next?

 

[SmiYa0126]

Hi! Can you give her calcium citrate? It's a highly absorbable version of calcium, get the cheap generic stuff at your local pharmacy or wal.mart

 

[Barnette]

Hi! Can you give her calcium citrate? It's a highly absorbable version of calcium, get the cheap generic stuff at your local pharmacy or wal.mart

I don't think we have any right now but I'll check the pantry, thank you. I can ask my dad to get it at the store on the way home if not