fatimastic
Songster
My 1 and a half year old mixed Australorp plus RIR is extremely lethargic. This is the first time I have seen her this sick. She was doing just fine yesterday.
She is the favorite of her roo and so lools really damaged and has lost a lot of feather throughout her body since spring. But that never affected her energy.
We have a respiratory disease in our flock and the condition of the hens fluctuates, but it hasn't killed anyone yet. I give them this medicine prescribed by another chicken keeper and it seems to make the hens okay when their condition gets worse. I gave her this medicine.
She seems to open her mouth slightly for air. Her wings are really droopy. She hates me and usually runs really fast away but this time around, I didnt have to struggle at all to catch her. She is occasionally sneezing.
I checked her vent. I could not feel an egg but I did feel a tissue/muscle type just an inch from her vent. She seems to be moving her her behind but I think it really doesn't look like she is trying to push something out. She isn't running so I can't really tell if she is hopping or not.
I am keeping her quarantined with electrolyte and her feed.
If her condition worsens or doesnt improve in a few hours then I might feed her dog food.
She is the favorite of her roo and so lools really damaged and has lost a lot of feather throughout her body since spring. But that never affected her energy.
We have a respiratory disease in our flock and the condition of the hens fluctuates, but it hasn't killed anyone yet. I give them this medicine prescribed by another chicken keeper and it seems to make the hens okay when their condition gets worse. I gave her this medicine.
She seems to open her mouth slightly for air. Her wings are really droopy. She hates me and usually runs really fast away but this time around, I didnt have to struggle at all to catch her. She is occasionally sneezing.
I checked her vent. I could not feel an egg but I did feel a tissue/muscle type just an inch from her vent. She seems to be moving her her behind but I think it really doesn't look like she is trying to push something out. She isn't running so I can't really tell if she is hopping or not.
I am keeping her quarantined with electrolyte and her feed.
If her condition worsens or doesnt improve in a few hours then I might feed her dog food.