I really need advice

[Sweet Road Island Reds]

My hen has been sick yesterday she had water coming out oh her mouth was fluffed up not walking or eating just drinking water pooping clear liquid I don’t know if it’s sour crop dough crop if it’s impacted she has normal breath her tummy is normal ( she’s a big girl so I regularly check her for being egg bound) her nose is clear she’s clean she cleans herself I can’t tell if there is stuff moving threw her crop it was hard this morning and then I let her eat a little because she wanted to and I didn’t force her she drank too and then it got squishy I assume from drinking so much water constantly she is now having runny white poop instead of clear so right now she’s been in the garage no food since 7 she didn’t eat a whole lot yesterday just a scrambled egg and some grass she looks like she feels better today but I’m not sure I gave her apple cider vinegar diluted in water cleaned all water food and it’s just her no one else is having these symptoms I have 10 1 year old road island reds and I haven’t been getting any answers from here google other poultry people so I’m at a loss of what to do if you have any recommendations please let me know

 

[JacinLarkwell]

@Eggcessive, any ideas?

 

[Sweet Road Island Reds]

@Eggcessive, any ideas?

I don’t think she’s laid either

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Maybe give her a bit of mineral or coconut oil see if that lines things up enough to make her feel bettet

 

[Sweet Road Island Reds]

Maybe give her a bit of mineral or coconut oil see if that lines things up enough to make her feel bettet

I’ll see if I can some she did want to eat a little banana since we went outside but I’ve been massaging her crop for the 3rd time today since 7 in an upward motion to get things moving but she’s still pooping white liquid

 

[Eggcessive]

I would check the crop early tomorrow to see if it is full and hard, puffy, or if it has emptied overnight. Here is a good thread on how to dtermine a crop problem:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...w-to-know-which-one-youre-dealing-with.73607/

 

[Sweet Road Island Reds]

Okay thank you so much I’ll keep y’all updated

 

[Davethebirdman]

Get a liquid antibiotic first. Try the ones for diarrhea

 

[Sweet Road Island Reds]

Get a liquid antibiotic first. Try the ones for diarrhea

But if she hasn’t eaten anything will that stimulate her crop to get going / her digestive tract

 

[Davethebirdman]

It’s the first step to clearing up any internal infection, and digestive tract issues are common for chickens.