My chickens butt is so hurt !!

[Kiki]

I'm sorry she doesn't look good.
I can't offer any more advice then whats already been said here.
Sorry.

 

[Eggcessive]

Her vent looks pretty damaged and swollen. It is good that she pooped today, and passsed an egg on her day of the injury. I would wonder if she had been egg bound and suffered a prolapsed vent, then was pecked by the others because of the red tissue?

Her lower belly looks full like hens look when they have reproductive problems, such as internal laying or egg yolk peritonitis, or ascites. Does she lay often?

Frankly, I would have been inclined to put her down if I saw her vent when it happened. But you are doing a good job with her daily soaks. Keep the vent area clean as possible and moist with ointment, oil, or honey so the tissue does not dry out and die.

 

[Ducksandchickens]

Oh no! Contact your local vet. That’s probably your best bet to keep her alive!

 

[Khaled habib]

Poor thing. This actually looks better to me except she might be starting to prolapse. I think she may be infected, as well. Are you administering antibiotics? Are you still doing epsom salt soaks and antibiotic ointment? @Wyorp Rock is already on this thread, but maybe some others can help, too. @casportpony @azygous @rebrascora @aart @dawg53 @KikisGirls

Ok so i had bunch of antibiotics at my house then my brother which he’s a pharmacist tood me to give her one of the antibiotics that i have like twice a day and i do and i can tell she doesn’t look so tired as she used to she’s a little more active

 

[Khaled habib]

Her vent looks pretty damaged and swollen. It is good that she pooped today, and passsed an egg on her day of the injury. I would wonder if she had been egg bound and suffered a prolapsed vent, then was pecked by the others because of the red tissue?

Her lower belly looks full like hens look when they have reproductive problems, such as internal laying or egg yolk peritonitis, or ascites. Does she lay often?

Frankly, I would have been inclined to put her down if I saw her vent when it happened. But you are doing a good job with her daily soaks. Keep the vent area clean as possible and moist with ointment, oil, or honey so the tissue does not dry out and die.

Yea she used to like lay about 4 eggs or more a week but she hasn’t done that week she probably layed like one egg on her first day on injury and none since then