Help!!!!!!!!!

[Wyorp Rock]

Move her to a cool location and provide her with cool water.

Don't cool her too quickly, but keep an eye on her. Don't push food, just make water or electrolytes available is you have them. Watered down gatorade, pedialyte or something like Sav-A-Chick electrolytes can be given for a 4-8hrs then switch to vitamins in the water.

 

[4 Georgia Hens]

Ok. She would eat or drink. Should I confine her in a shady area??

 

[rallming]

Ok. She would eat or drink. Should I confine her in a shady area??

Hello, I am living in Atlanta area, and I have a 3 years old silky hen and 4 one month old chickens. I have to give them away. Would you please accept them?

 

[rallming]

Hello, I have a 3-years old silky hen and 4 one moth-old chickens, and I have to give them away. Would you be able to accept them? I am living in Atlanta area. Thanks!

 

[mobius]

Well it is Georgia in July! Frozen water bottles might help...let me look up a recent thread for you...electrolyte mix look up a recipe is sugar, baking soda and salt in water...

 

[mobius]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/topic-of-the-week-keeping-chickens-cool-in-summer.1181934/

 

[mobius]

http://www.theprairiehomestead.com/2017/02/homemade-electrolyte-recipe-chicks.html

 

[alexa009]

At least she is standing up, make sure you take her out of the coop and get her cooled off, last summer my chicken wouldn't get up after she laid an egg, the heat ended up killing her sadly. Cool her off and keep giving her water! Poor thing!!!

 

[alexa009]

Oh is she not drinking?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Ok. She would eat or drink. Should I confine her in a shady area??

How is she doing?
Place her in a shady area, if need be you can stand her in a shallow tub of cool(ish) water to help cool her feet/legs.
Just make water or electrolytes available for her.