My gut says she’s having reproductive issues or possibly toxicity from the deworming (since two are ill) or a combo of the two. But I am unsure how long heatstroke symptoms would last and if they’d be up and down like they’re showing. I would think they’d be well on the road to recovery if they had gotten heatstroke yesterday, and it wouldn’t be cyclical since they’re out of the heat today.
The best advice I can give is to try to keep her (them) hydrated well, keep on top of giving calcium every day for a while for Peaches and try to get them a to eat a bit if possible. If it’s heatstroke, this should pull them out of it. If it’s toxicity, this should also help pull them out of it. If it’s egg binding or other reproductive issues, this should also help that. @Wyorp Rock may have better advice.
Im so sorry there isn’t a straightforward solution to what they’re going through. I hope they both pull through okay.
Has she showed anymore signs of laying an egg? And how are the rest of your hens?
The best advice I can give is to try to keep her (them) hydrated well, keep on top of giving calcium every day for a while for Peaches and try to get them a to eat a bit if possible. If it’s heatstroke, this should pull them out of it. If it’s toxicity, this should also help pull them out of it. If it’s egg binding or other reproductive issues, this should also help that. @Wyorp Rock may have better advice.
Im so sorry there isn’t a straightforward solution to what they’re going through. I hope they both pull through okay.
Has she showed anymore signs of laying an egg? And how are the rest of your hens?