one of my chickens (almorrana)

[Wyorp Rock]

Thx a ton as I already have all those remedies at home.
If she gives me two days she should get better. If not, at least I tried.
You all are terrific thx for the links!!!

Keep us posted!
Your English is fine! If there's word(s) I don't understand, I can always google translate which is very handy and even ask you to clarify if needed!

 

[billyboy1111]

Made her throw up yesterday with the crop treatment and she seems to be about 15% better based off of her alertness. Her poop is about 70% liquid still and this morning was pecking at her feed though mostly not eating just a peck here and there.
It's hard to feed her the probiotics if she won't eat.
I have a suspicion she'll make it but might take some time, we shall see.

 

[Eggcessive]

Glad that she is seeming better. I would n’t make her throw up anymore. Many have lost chickens when they have thrown up and choked to death. It is very risky.

 

[billyboy1111]

About 70% total health...her poop is still mostly liquid when that gets more solid I'll put her in with the rest in the coop. Today was just a spin around the house so she could get at some grass and insects.

 

[Eggcessive]

Glad that she is improving every day.

 

[billyboy1111]

Glad that she is improving every day.

She continues to improve and is eating well but her poop is too liquid-no color and no smell- for my comfort. Should I wait for her poop to be normal to put her in the coop with the others or can I put her in the coop and monitor her daily progress there?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

She continues to improve and is eating well but her poop is too liquid for my comfort. Should I wait for her poop to be normal to put her in the coop with the others or can I put her in the coop and monitor her daily progress there?

I'm glad to hear she's improving!
Can you get some photos of her poop?

 

[Eggcessive]

You might try giving her a spoonful of cottage cheese along with her food to help firm up her droppings. It helps with diarrhea. Probiotics are also helpful to restore gut bacteria. Gro2Max is a good brand found on Amazon. My vet also sold me some powder packets of probiotics which are good for dogs, cats, and chickens. This is the brand my vet sells and it is also on Amazon:

 

[billyboy1111]

Wyorp-as regards the photo-it's just transparent liquid with much of nothing else.
I'll try the cottage cheese and see what happens.

 

[billyboy1111]

As of this date the chicken is still outdoors in the coop with the rest...her poop isn't still normal(not liquid anymore and nothing stuck to her feathers and no bad smell, like very small rocks)...she's eating and drinking and her breast is not distended as before but seems somewhat slow. She's much better but at about 70% in mobility and alertness.