- Mar 14, 2017
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I'm really hoping someone can help me. I already have one sick chicken in the house recuperating and I'm not really sure what was wrong with her. Now my 9 month old Speckled Sussex is exhibiting strange behavior. I have a camera in the coop and when I checked the videos this morning, she was up a lot last night looking like she had hiccups or was going to vomit. (Do chickens even vomit? I'm so confused) She stopped laying about a month ago, but I figured that's because she is molting pretty bad.
For background info, my other sick girl is a Buff Orpington who had an overly outstretched neck with fluffed out feathers and couldn't lift her head up Tuesday. If I lifted it up it would slowly fall back down until her beak was resting on the ground. She wasn't eating or drinking. I brought her in the house and gave her Nutridrench. The first day she got back upright but looked like she had a big bulge under her head with her feathers still puffed out. After 2 days of force feeding her, so has perked back up and is now eating and drinking.
I'm including a picture of my BO the first day she was sick and the video of my SS from last night. I'm really hoping that someone might be able to point me in the right direction to make sure my girls are ok. Any help would be much appreciated!
For background info, my other sick girl is a Buff Orpington who had an overly outstretched neck with fluffed out feathers and couldn't lift her head up Tuesday. If I lifted it up it would slowly fall back down until her beak was resting on the ground. She wasn't eating or drinking. I brought her in the house and gave her Nutridrench. The first day she got back upright but looked like she had a big bulge under her head with her feathers still puffed out. After 2 days of force feeding her, so has perked back up and is now eating and drinking.
I'm including a picture of my BO the first day she was sick and the video of my SS from last night. I'm really hoping that someone might be able to point me in the right direction to make sure my girls are ok. Any help would be much appreciated!
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