Chicken Breathing Issue

[MistyDF]

I have a 3y RIR that has been fine until this evening. There is nothing I can find or see or hear but she is fluffed up and has some odd breathing going on.
*My flock is small 7
*They are more pets that anything
*There are no vets here
*In Indiana

any thoughts?

video https://drive.google.com/file/d/14ExHhZZ_w7QnAJQg8TfIx7zgkctsQuqg/view?usp=drivesdk

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Please tell us how large the building is in square footage and how much ventilation the 7 birds have.

 

[Eggcessive]

I cannot access the video.

 

[MistyDF]

Please tell us how large the building is in square footage and how much ventilation the 7 birds have.

it’s about 40 square feet. Has about 12 vents and two doors

 

[MistyDF]

I cannot a cess the video.

Try now

 

[Eggcessive]

It looks like her right chest and neck (and around her beak) are moving outward with each breath. Could she have been bumped or hurt, and ruptured an airsac? Has she been having any symptoms of a respiratory infection lately—sneeze, cough, wheeze, or watery bubbly eye? I here some stridor or wheezing on the video. Have you got a vet locally that you could see in case she has an infection or respiratory disease? Is the coop dry and is the air fresh?

 

[MistyDF]

It looks like her right chest and neck (and around her beak) are moving outward with each breath. Could she have been bumped or hurt, and ruptured an airsac? Has she been having any symptoms of a respiratory infection lately—sneeze, cough, wheeze, or watery bubbly eye? I here some stridor or wheezing on the video. Have you got a vet locally that you could see in case she has an infection or respiratory disease? Is the coop dry and is the air fresh?

It looks like her right chest and neck (and around her beak) are moving outward with each breath. Could she have been bumped or hurt, and ruptured an airsac? Has she been having any symptoms of a respiratory infection lately—sneeze, cough, wheeze, or watery bubbly eye? I here some stridor or wheezing on the video. Have you got a vet locally that you could see in case she has an infection or respiratory disease? Is the coop dry and is the air fresh?

correct it moves up and down as she breaths in both spots. Ruptured air sac is an interesting idea but idk if it would move like this if that was the issue.
She has had no symptoms of anything and there is no vet I can take her to here. The coop is dry and fresh. I was actually cleaning today when I saw her standing fluffed which got my attention.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

it’s about 40 square feet. Has about 12 vents and two doors

Are the 2 doors open all night? Doors aren't ventilation if they are closed.
Are the 12 vents 2" in diameter or 2' in diameter?

 

[MistyDF]

Are the 2 doors open all night? Doors aren't ventilation if they are closed.
Are the 12 vents 2" in diameter or 2' in diameter?

One door is partially open at night the other is closed. The vents are 3” in diameter each. The coop and chickens are 3y old and I have never had ventilation or respiratory issues so I do not believe it’s a ventilation issue. When I clean it yesterday there was no moisture just dry bedding and dry poop.
I should have noted I am in Indiana and our weather has been all over the place the past couple months.

 

[Eggcessive]

@casportpony , @dawg53 can you all look at the video in post 1? Kathy have you seen this in your cases of subcutaneous emphysema (ruptured air sac?) I haven ‘t seen that before, just wondering it is swallowed air or trauma to the air sac.