My 2 and half year old buff Brahma walks slow and always wants to hide or lay down

[Brem1234]

Help, almost 3 weeks my sweet girl is not getting better
She: eats well, drinks, and poops fine
I have her separated from the flock
No bumblefoot
Droopy tail
Flock jumps on her and pecks (hence I separated her)
I have given her vitamins (poultry cell)
Corrid (treated whole flock) day 2 today
Gave her safe guard Incase it was worms
Nothing working.
I do have antibiotics from a vet, trimethoprim. Not sure if I should try the antibiotics.

Any advice would be appreciated

 

[GracePoultry]

is she being bullied for some reason? does she have any sores or wounds/broken bones on her body? I hope she recovers <3

 

[Brem1234]

is she being bullied for some reason? does she have any sores or wounds/broken bones on her body? I hope she recovers <3

She was not being bullied prior to this. No broken bones, not mites nothing, she is panting a little and it is not hot out

 

[GracePoultry]

She was not being bullied prior to this.

I read it wrong at first and thought she was three weeks old, but she has been acting off for 3 weeks. It could be heart problems. Do you have any photos of her?

 

[Brem1234]

See the video and pic attached

 

[Brem1234]

This is all she does

 

[GracePoultry]

since it's been 3 weeks we can pretty much rule out egg bound. here are some symptoms to heart problems :
Chickens with heart problems may exhibit a variety of symptoms, including:

• Lethargy: The chicken is unusually inactive or sluggish
  
  
  
• Labored breathing: The chicken's respiratory rate increases, and it may open its mouth and appear to pant. The chicken may also sound gurgly while breathing.
• Distended abdomen: The abdomen appears swollen and feels fluid-filled. This is mainly seen in young large breed chickens.
  
  
  
• Bluish comb and wattles: The comb and wattles have a pale or blue-purple tint, which can indicate poor circulation.
  
  
  
• Involuntary tremors: The chicken may exhibit involuntary tremors.
  
  
  
• Sudden loss of balance: The chicken suddenly loses balance and falls down, as if it has fainted.

 

[Tookie]

What's her diet? Is she having trouble walking?

 

[Brem1234]

since it's been 3 weeks we can pretty much rule out egg bound. here are some symptoms to heart problems :
Chickens with heart problems may exhibit a variety of symptoms, including:

• Lethargy: The chicken is unusually inactive or sluggish
  
  
  
• Labored breathing: The chicken's respiratory rate increases, and it may open its mouth and appear to pant. The chicken may also sound gurgly while breathing.
• Distended abdomen: The abdomen appears swollen and feels fluid-filled. This is mainly seen in young large breed chickens.
  
  
  
• Bluish comb and wattles: The comb and wattles have a pale or blue-purple tint, which can indicate poor circulation.
  
  
  
• Involuntary tremors: The chicken may exhibit involuntary tremors.
  
  
  
• Sudden loss of balance: The chicken suddenly loses balance and falls down, as if it has fainted.

She is lethargic, walks slow, sometimes looses her balance not a lot, abdomin is normal.

Not sure what to do. She is talking alot

 

[Brem1234]

What's her diet? Is she having trouble walking?

Diet is what she has always eaten dumour crumbles. Meal worm treats. I have been giving her some scrambled eggs to help with protein.