She will be fine. It's the molt causing this. You may need to lock her up more next year and control the food available to her. Be sure to get advice on how to help her during the molt moving forward.He didn't weigh her but he said she's poorlymaybe she'll thrive again once she's had a few days liquid food with enzymes in it.
They are funny farters. Everyone always looks so surprised.They do get hiccups and burp, snore, fart, sneeze and sniff.
I hope that's the case Bob. Keep her from foraging and full of mash with enzymes. Rush her in for liquids if it appears she's slowing down.
Well, here's the sketch I sent to the tradiesI hope you do! I am so excited for you & can't wait to see your finished design!
"not to scale" is putting it mildly 
but it conveys the right shape and the features 
My family knows which of my desk drawers I hide my chocolate in...It's not yummy enough to entice menom nom nom
Yay!I've got such a lot of chicken news today.
The latest is that I received the quote from Lady Tradie for the covered run and accepted it.
It'll be 36.5m2 in a U shape with a tree in the middle of the U. The bottom of the U will be 1m away from the back fence so that a paved path can be put in all the way around.
After the path is paved, I'll turn my attention to building a new open coop within the covered run.
Very pleased to have received the quote at last
So does mine...My family knows which of my desk drawers I hide my chocolate in...
I hope that means they're topping it up when it gets lowMy family knows which of my desk drawers I hide my chocolate in...
Ha! They know better than to raid my stash if they want to keep their fingers.I hope that means they're topping it up when it gets low
