Chicken starting to run into walls nonstop

[Aapomp831]

And you just ASSSUMED she NEVER GOES OUT. I even SAID she "can't go out until well"

If you had worded it better, it would have been easier to understand. You didn’t say she was a house chicken temporarily... you said she is a house chicken and can’t go out until well. See where some confusion might come through?
Anywho, it sounds like it has neurological issues - either that or it really wants out. You haven’t provided any pictures, so no one can really help to confirm
fowl pox / eye injury.

 

[CaliFarmsAR]

STOP!!!! This is about the chicken and how we can help! Not argue with each other!!!

 

[Jennifer Cappi Williams]

She has been twice, first pic the day I took her to vet, second pic, 6 days later. Avian vet removed scabs and said either pox or cancer. My question is if the behavior is normal for fowl pox since the next thing maybe cancer. Third pic is what she DID look like

 

[CaliFarmsAR]

She has been twice, first pic the day I took her to vet, second pic, 6 days later. Avian vet removed scabs and said either pox or cancer. My question is if the behavior is normal for fowl pox since the next thing maybe cancer. Third pic is what she DID look likeView attachment 2430449View attachment 2430452

I’m sooo sorry this is happened!

 

[HappyDuckie]

She has been twice, first pic the day I took her to vet, second pic, 6 days later. Avian vet removed scabs and said either pox or cancer. My question is if the behavior is normal for fowl pox since the next thing maybe cancer. Third pic is what she DID look likeView attachment 2430449View attachment 2430452

That does not look like fowl pox. Is this on both eyes, or just one?

 

[lovesfarms]

And you just ASSSUMED she NEVER GOES OUT. I even SAID she "can't go out until well"

That sounds like a very stressful situation for both you and Muppet! It's so hard to read our chickens mind to know exactly what they are needing at the moment or what you can do to make her feel better! An excited chicken is hard to calm down. Especially if she doesn't like to be held! I just wanted to encourage you. You've done a wonderful thing by already having taken her to the vet, many people wouldn't have done that. You are doing great. There's so many different illness with chickens that even the most experienced people don't always know what to do! Keep us updated on her condition and know that you are doing what only the best people do-taking her to the vet to find the problem.

 

[Docdetective]

I agree that colodial silver would be a benefit, but I’m not sure where you could get it unless you happen to make it.

Could you bring her inside and cover her house? If it’s dark she might be able to settle down easier.

 

[Jennifer Cappi Williams]

I just took another pic. This is after I put the triple anti-bac eye ointment on/in. I think this morning was pain since she calmed down an hour after she got the Meloxicam. The vet said if the eyelid does not work after it heals, I will have to probably have her remove the eye since she won't be able to keep it moist.

 

[Jennifer Cappi Williams]

Its just the one eye, the other is perfect

 

[Docdetective]

The poor baby!
ps I have a partial house hen too and I love her. I prefer her to a dog or cat. I have also found a lot of people on Instagram that have house chickens. I think it’s a personal choice!