Chicken poop her egg out?

[outofthereality]

Hi, I had taken my girls out in the morning and one was coding fine but midday looks like she was dragging herself. She was attack by a dog a few weeks ago and have been her feathers out and haven’t laid eggs since then. Today I notice she went into the coop midday and I saw at night that it look like her egg broke? Idk if inside or not but is there anything I can do for her. Looks like it came out but not formed

 

[Nenad]

Hi, I had taken my girls out in the morning and one was coding fine but midday looks like she was dragging herself. She was attack by a dog a few weeks ago and have been her feathers out and haven’t laid eggs since then. Today I notice she went into the coop midday and I saw at night that it look like her egg broke? Idk if inside or not but is there anything I can do for her. Looks like it came out but not formed

Its probably nothing wrong if she started to lay again, stress from dog attack made her stop laying and about dragging Im not sure

 

[outofthereality]

Its probably nothing wrong if she started to lay again, stress from dog attack made her stop laying and about dragging Im not sure

She seem fine today when I took her out to free range. Very active but seems she getting used to the adjustments and is a bit sluggish but she’s eating and drinking. I’ll still monitor her. I want to give her a calcium citrate to help her when pushing her eggs and helping them be developed but I’m not sure on it

 

[Wyorp Rock]

If she's a bit sluggish, I would get some Calcium Citrate into her. 1 tablet a day for a week.
I'd also consider giving her an oral antibiotic if you didn't see the membrane to hopefully prevent infection if the membrane ruptured and egg material was in the oviduct. Amoxicillin is a good choice. Dose is 57mg per pound of weight given orally once a day for 10-14 days.