Help .Is this serious?

[Kandees Clucks]

Does that help?

 

[Kandees Clucks]

Enlarged picture . Hope this helps

 

[nuthatched]

Ok thank you. So just feed layers crumbles

You're welcome. Layer crumbles or the frather fixer, is fine.

 

[theoldchick]

https://www.chickenvet.co.uk/diarrhoea-in-backyard-poultry


https://www.dummies.com/article/hom...g/chickens/diarrhea-in-adult-chickens-167874/

 

[coach723]

The picture is too blurry to really tell. I still think it looks like some kind of injury but cannot make out detail clearly. See if you can get a better picture in better light tomorrow.

 

[Kandees Clucks]

Ok will do . I have her un pet Carrier
in bug chicken house but separated to where they cant get to her. Will have her outside tomorrow so will try to get one then

 

[Kandees Clucks]

Close up of hen butt. . Front pics to.

 

[Kandees Clucks]

The hen in pics i sent to you is 3 years old. She gave up the fight at 1:00 pm . Still have no idea what happened or could have caused this. She was a golden comet

 

[Kandees Clucks]

Ok thank you. So just feed layers crumbles

She gave up the fight at 1m today. Atill have no idea what happened or caused it. She had absolutely no signs of being pecked. The missing feathers were caused from me cutting them. She quit drinking & eating. Wouldn't touch either this morning

 

[coach723]

I'm so sorry. The vent appears damaged to me. It's possible that she prolapsed, other birds pecked at it. It happens with prolapse sometimes if it's not noticed and other birds see it. If that was what happened then probably at some point infection set in, might have been internal if anything was damaged enough to create an opening to the abdominal cavity. Even a very small prolapse can end up causing major damage if other birds get to it. It looks like it was dried out and maybe trying to scab over. Hard to know. It would definitely explain the lethargy and not wanting to eat or drink, she was likely feeling pretty awful. Again, I'm so sorry.