HELP My molting hen is acting weird...UPDATE RACCOON!

I have a 6+ year old silver laced wyandotte who started a very rapid molt.
When i woke up i thought she has been attacked by something i looked her over for injuries or mites and even bathed her, she was fine.
Its been a few weeks now and she acting weird.
I know hens get fatigued and don't eat as much but i want to check up and ask you guys to make sure nothing else is going on with her.

Obviously she has stopped laying like a normal molting hen.
But now, when i try to let her out, she goes to the door all excited, then last minute turns around and goes back into her house
i leave the door open for her but she refuses to come out (even though shes normally ecstatic about her morning outings!
I know this may not sound like a big deal, but it is a big deal to me because i know her very well and this is too bizarre .

Its not only thats, but she will sit in her caged in area looking out and make little very high pitched but kinda quiet (almost like mumbling) crying noises.
Shes almost acting like...well...depressed...i am stumped.
I even took her fecal to the vet and they tested it and she has no worms or parasites.
I fed her scrambled eggs because i thought maybe she was weak from the fast molt and needed protein?
But nope...she only ate alittle then went back into her house

We have been having hawk issues lately but she does this even when hawks arn't around.

I don't know if her weird behavior has to do with her meeting are polish cockerel who just came out of quarantine.
They free ranged together and were fine.
She did puff up and give him the stink eye every time he got too close but hes really chill and such a scaredy cat he just runs off and hide behind my leg.
The day after they free ranged together, she refused to come out and free range with him again.
So, i thought it was because he was their. So i let her out without the polish cockerel and once again she refused to come out...

Its been the same old story every day.
Her making the weird sounds, not eating as much as normal, her refusing to come out of her coop...

What is going on

 

Quote:Thank you for the advice!
I've been worried because she doesn't seem sick but shes acting alot weirder then normal so it has to be something .
I haven't wormed her at all (which is why i suspected parasites or worms in the first place).
I have DE but i know there is skepticism about whether it kills/prevents worms.
Do you have any links of where/what ivermectin pour on to buy (same thing for valbazen) should i use both? or just one?
Ive looked at buying wormers before but i only have wazine and i find it hard to find ivermec or val.
Is their a certain type of valbazen/ivermec that i shouldn't give chickens?

When i bathed her recently her breast bone seemed fine and even though she lost alot of feathers she doesn't look like she did.
But her not eating makes me nervous. Also i'm getting some new chickens soon (all from the same place).
I'm quarentining them before they are introduced, but is there anything i should worry about when they do meet her?

Ive tryed giving her everything from yogurt, berries, eggs, etc.
She eats alittle but she doesn't scoff it down like she normally does.

 

Quote:Shes not exposed to any other chickens right now.
I only have 2 chickens right now due to some chicken deaths, so i was getting her some more chickens so she wouldn't be lonely.
They are coming next week and i will have to quarantine them.
My polish cockerel is coming out of quarantine and we are trying to finish up their new coop so i can move them in together.
Right now they are separated.
But now i'm worried if "shes" sick and could infect the others after they come out of quarantine .

I'm hoping its just her molting making her act strange because it was a very fast and heavy molt.

 

Quote:no shes not acting broody