Help diagnosing..possibly mycotoxins?

[Eggcessive]

I agree that without a necropsy, it can be hard to know what is causing the severe illness. Here is a link where to contact your state vet or poultry lab:
http://www.metzerfarms.com/PoultryLabs.cfm

The body must be refrigerated, not frozen, and delivered on ice packs. Place it inside two garbage bags. Most labs are open M-F so overnight shipping or hand delivering is the only way to go.

 

[BigMoma3]

Mycotoxins produce severe immunosuppresion. Aspergillosis might be the cause and can cause death. I recommend that you go ahead and get a necropsy performed on your sick hen. I suspect there might be multiple issues going on.
It might be too late for a flush, but here's a link; scroll down to LAXATIVE SOLUTIONS:
http://extension.msstate.edu/content/solutions-and-treatments

I'm thinking I might have to. I found another sick chicken today. One of the blacks. It must be something I did because they were healthy before they came to me. Now both flocks are sick. Hopefully I find something out by necropsy.

I just hate to put one down just to find out what's going on. I only have 6 reds left and 7 black. I'm also afraid the testing might not be as thorough as it should and they miss something crucial when doing the necropsy

 

[BigMoma3]

I agree that without a necropsy, it can be hard to know what is causing the severe illness. Here is a link where to contact your state vet or poultry lab:
http://www.metzerfarms.com/PoultryLabs.cfm

The body must be refrigerated, not frozen, and delivered on ice packs. Place it inside two garbage bags. Most labs are open M-F so overnight shipping or hand delivering is the only way to go.

Yes not refridgerating soon enough is what prevented me from doing the necropsy after the first one passed. I guess we will see how it goes...