Is there no coming back from this besides going to the vet? Is my other option to put her down?

[coach723]

I have birds with no names, and some just kinda name themselves. I have two who are just "the velcro sisters", as they are always, always together. One of my EE's has a pretty obnoxious hairdo as well, she's been dubbed "Bedhead Betty". I have 13 fayoumi hens that I cannot for the life of me tell the difference between. Some are banded, blue for slightly less spazzy, yellow for extra spazzy, and the youngest are purple bands, that's as much I can tell. I just count 13 everyday to make sure they are all there. I lot of my hens are just called "mama". Sometimes my grandkids name them. I had a black hen they named "Tire". They named one of my roo's "Herbert" cause it rhymes with pervert. Kids!

 

[citychicks99]

I have birds with no names, and some just kinda name themselves. I have two who are just "the velcro sisters", as they are always, always together. One of my EE's has a pretty obnoxious hairdo as well, she's been dubbed "Bedhead Betty". I have 13 fayoumi hens that I cannot for the life of me tell the difference between. Some are banded, blue for slightly less spazzy, yellow for extra spazzy, and the youngest are purple bands, that's as much I can tell. I just count 13 everyday to make sure they are all there. I lot of my hens are just called "mama". Sometimes my grandkids name them. I had a black hen they named "Tire". They named one of my roo's "Herbert" cause it rhymes with pervert. Kids!

Their Mama's name is also "mama" haha. I used the do the counting thing too when we had more chickens. I agree with them naming themselves. I have one that I call Wild Thing because she would rather sleep in the trees alone and do her own thing, but she's so smart and always able to figure out a way to get herself into situations she wants and out of situations she don't want.