Hen is sluggish, barely eating and pooping green liquid

[Chicken Momma 2018]

Nutri Drench is good....skip all that other stuff, it could confuse symptoms.

How old is bird?
How long has she been acting like this?

@Texas Kiki is there an adding pics 'guide'?

She is new to me since early winter. I was told she is either 2 or 3

 

[Chicken Momma 2018]

Nutri Drench is good....skip all that other stuff, it could confuse symptoms.

How old is bird?
How long has she been acting like this?

@Texas Kiki is there an adding pics 'guide'?

2 or 3 i was told....just got her this winter. Since saturday

 

[Chicken Momma 2018]

Are you familiar with coccidiosis?

I have read on it in a book i bought

 

[Chicken Momma 2018]

@casportpony @Eggcessive

Pictures of her, poop, please.

 

[casportpony]

I am trying but the site wont let me upload it :-(

Watch this:

 

[Trux]

Also where abouts in the world are you, general area...like NW Arizona

 

[Chicken Momma 2018]

@casportpony @Eggcessive

Pictures of her, poop, please.

 

[Chicken Momma 2018]

Also where abouts in the world are you, general area...like NW Arizona

Upstate new York

 

[Eggcessive]

Since she is new to your flock, she could possibly have coccidiosis, but other problems may be likely that are causing her not to eat. Dark green poops usually are due to not eating much. If she has been with your other birds, she could possibly have been kept from food and water. Feel of her crop in her right upper chest to see if it is empty, full, hard, doughy, or puffy like a balloon. Also feel of her lower belly between the legs to feel if it is enlarged compared to others. Has she laid eggs recently?

If you have poultry NutriDrench, offer a few drops up to 2 ml daily. Other electrolytes can be used. Mix a little chicken feed with water to make it wet, and add some cooked egg and offer it.

 

[Chicken Momma 2018]

Since she is new to your flock, she could possibly have coccidiosis, but other problems may be likely that are causing her not to eat. Dark green poops usually are due to not eating much. If she has been with your other birds, she could possibly have been kept from food and water. Feel of her crop in her right upper chest to see if it is empty, full, hard, doughy, or puffy like a balloon. Also feel of her lower belly between the legs to feel if it is enlarged compared to others. Has she laid eggs recently?

If you have poultry NutriDrench, offer a few drops up to 2 ml daily. Other electrolytes can be used. Mix a little chicken feed with water to make it wet, and add some cooked egg and offer it.

Since she is new to your flock, she could possibly have coccidiosis, but other problems may be likely that are causing her not to eat. Dark green poops usually are due to not eating much. If she has been with your other birds, she could possibly have been kept from food and water. Feel of her crop in her right upper chest to see if it is empty, full, hard, doughy, or puffy like a balloon. Also feel of her lower belly between the legs to feel if it is enlarged compared to others. Has she laid eggs recently?

If you have poultry NutriDrench, offer a few drops up to 2 ml daily. Other electrolytes can be used. Mix a little chicken feed with water to make it wet, and add some cooked egg and offer it.

Thank you for your advice. I have been administering nutridrench for two days now. Her crop has been completely empty and stomach appears normal and not egg bound. Tonight i gave her pedia light and yogurt mixed with natural honey by eye dropper since she wont eat on her own. I can finally feel her crop and its soft from the liquid. She has not layed an egg for a few days. Her food is watered down with water buy i may use pedialight in the morning. I have offered scrambeled eggs as well. Unless i feed her she seems not to want to eat. Hoping that by morning, after the pedia light and yogurt, she may feel better.