Poor baby.
If she IS egg bound, soaking in really warm water will help relax the rear. I've only had one hen get egg bound on me, but she did it 3 times! She was also a leghorn, and had a habit of laying double yolk eggs.
The first time I put a small syringe (1mL) inside the vent until I could 'feel' the egg, and I injected a little bit of olive oil inside to help move things. She laid her egg with no problem after that, but became egg bound again a few weeks later, and after trying MANY different things, I ended up having to 'collapse' the egg to get it out. She did manage to lay the crushed egg shell afterwards....
She was egg bound for the 3rd time a few months later, except this time no matter what I did, I couldn't get it out... She ended up dying, and I culled all of her daughters.
Double yolkers are fabulous. LOVE them. But I hate the possibility of a hen becoming egg bound, which happens more so with double-yolk laying hens than with any other... I will take normal eggs and healthy hens, over those amazing double yolkers, and the possibility of loosing my hen to egg binding.
Besides, I have ducks now to give me those HUGE yolks we all love so much!
