HELP URGENT RIGHT NOW!!

[RAsChickens]

Do you have a bike? Bike to the nearest vets office with her!

 

[XChickenCrossingX]

I don't know what she could've eaten or if she's got something going on inside of her, or if she's been stun/bitten by something.
I don't know how warm it is where you are but is it possible that she got overheated and went into shock? Perhaps move her to a cool environment and treat her like you would a person. Maybe put her head up a little, like fold a couple of wash cloths as a pillow, fan her to keep her cool, maybe if her comb is hot, apply a cool, wet compress? Just wet a washcloth with cold water, wring it out & lay it on her comb?

I don't know, just thinking of ways to keep her comfortable until she can maybe come around.

Her comb is cold.. and i live in a warm area

 

[XChickenCrossingX]

Do you have a bike? Bike to the nearest vets office with her!

that bike doesnt have a basket to carry her, also im not allowed to leave home.

 

[RAsChickens]

Her comb is cold.. and i live in a warm area

Just put her on your bike and bike to the nearest vets office. Google the one closest to you.

 

[Fanci Feathers Marans]

I think she's beyond help. I think she's dead.

 

[BarredRockMom]

Awww, I am sorry to say that your little hen is likely gone. That's sad & I am sorry about it.

 

[BantyChooks]

Sounds dead to me... Sorry.

 

[Parront]

Still in a box, head at an un-natural angle. I have had cockatiels fly into a window and look like that, they were dead. So sorry for your loss. If she was just stunned she would have gotten up in a couple of minutes.

 

[BantyChooks]

Circumstances sound like a heart attack to me.

 

[RAsChickens]

She probably passed out