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Your hen is fine, just maybe cut it down on the corn a bit.Yeah there was no honking, no noises, is drinking and eating, has laid an egg everyday.
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Okay thanks, the corn technically isn’t for them. It’s for deer but they broke into a bag while out free ranging and snuck into the garageI would discontinue the corn and see if it resolves. I've linked to a study that found large corn particles caused increased rectal temperature and increased respiration.
In general, corn should be given only occasionally anyway and small amounts as it's high in carbs and can lead to fat birds, particularly those that are genetically inclined to be fatty.
If not feeding the corn causes it to stop, you have your answer on that.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24696031/
No the corn and worm was at night. They eat regular chicken feed and free range.That could also be an issue, chickens need to eat more than just corn and seed all the time.
Okay, I’ll hold off on worm treatment. I just went and picked up a metal container for the corn so hopefully that will be a last time thing. They broke into both the bag of corn and the bag of worms.She probably pigged out on the discovered corn and that triggered the issue. I would just make sure she can't get into it again, and watch to see if it happens again, or if she's fine now.