Is she tired or overwhelmed?

[SilverTheron935]

In the next morning I found my hen like this, I don’t know if she was bullied while sleeping or feel overwhelmed. I inspect her body but there’s nothing, only had little food left in her crop but I don’t think it’s sour crop.

Update:She died hour later, it is possible she ate apple seed as my backyard is littered with apples due to squirrels eating and dropping them. I will throw away all of them and do better. thank you for responding and trying to help out stay safe and have a nice day.

 

[muddy75]

Welcome to BYC! Someone should be along to answer your question.

 

[Alexandra Runner]

Hello and welcome! Chickens don't have emotional problems like we humans do, so she is definitely not just feeling overwhelmed. How old is she, and do you know when she's last laid an egg? I would separate her and tempt her with her favorite treats to see how she is eating. Electrolyte water (if you need a recipe, ill hand one over) would help matter also.

 

[Jenbirdee]

Hello and welcome! Chickens don't have emotional problems like we humans do, so she is definitely not just feeling overwhelmed. How old is she, and do you know when she's last laid an egg? I would separate her and tempt her with her favorite treats to see how she is eating. Electrolyte water (if you need a recipe, ill hand one over) would help matter also.

but they do get “stressed”

 

[Alexandra Runner]

but they do get “stressed”

Point taken. When mine get stressed, they stand in a corner floofed up with their tails down and eyes barely open. Probably others do it differently? Even so, electrolytes and treats should help - it does mine, anyway.

 

[SilverTheron935]

Welcome to BYC! Someone should be along to answer your question.

Thanks, but she died hour later

 

[SilverTheron935]

but they do get “stressed”

Prior from march 3rd was the day I got her, she was young and probably did just started laying egg. She was energetic yesterday but next morning she was very depressed, I am more suspicious that she might’ve ate something that made her live very short

 

[SilverTheron935]

Hello and welcome! Chickens don't have emotional problems like we humans do, so she is definitely not just feeling overwhelmed. How old is she, and do you know when she's last laid an egg? I would separate her and tempt her with her favorite treats to see how she is eating. Electrolyte water (if you need a recipe, ill hand one over) would help matter also.

Point taken. When mine get stressed, they stand in a corner floofed up with their tails down and eyes barely open. Probably others do it differently? Even so, electrolytes and treats should help - it does mine, anyway.

I have been giving her and others boosters however I believe she ate something that she shouldn’t eat

 

[sourland]

Welcome to BYC, and sorry for your loss.

 

[TwoCrows]

Hello and welcome to BYC!

I am so sorry she passed. Never easy on the heart.