PLEASE HELP! Injured Hen

[hotpotato3]

One of my kids came in from the run with one of my favorite hens. Her beak is slightly crooked (new today not scissor beak). Her jaw is extremely swollen and ear lobe purple around edge. Is this dislocated or broken jaw? Has anyone ever treated a chicken with dislocated jaw and them survive? She is still moving her bottom beak. Advice please.

 

[alinas2010]

One of my kids came in from the run with one of my favorite hens. Her beak is slightly crooked (new today not scissor beak). Her jaw is extremely swollen and ear lobe purple around edge. Is this dislocated or broken jaw? Has anyone ever treated a chicken with dislocated jaw and them survive? She is still moving her bottom beak. Advice please.

Get some pics up here for others to help assess her. Poor girl, sorry this happened.

 

[hotpotato3]

Get some pics up here for others to help assess her. Poor girl, sorry this happened.

I just uploaded

 

[Tookie]

Her beak probably moved because of the swelling.
She could have gotten bitten by a bug or something.
Is she acting lethargic at all? Can she eat and drink on her own?

 

[hotpotato3]

Her beak probably moved because of the swelling.
She could have gotten bitten by a bug or something.
Is she acting lethargic at all? Can she eat and drink on her own?

She isn’t lethargic but isn’t eating or drinking. This just happed sometime today.

 

[Tookie]

She isn’t lethargic but isn’t eating or drinking. This just happed sometime today.

Is she not eating or drinking because she can't, or doesn't want to? You'll probably have to feed her yourself.
Do you have any idea how long she's been like this?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

One of my kids came in from the run with one of my favorite hens. Her beak is slightly crooked (new today not scissor beak). Her jaw is extremely swollen and ear lobe purple around edge. Is this dislocated or broken jaw? Has anyone ever treated a chicken with dislocated jaw and them survive? She is still moving her bottom beak. Advice please.View attachment 3296496

Could she have been shut in a door or injured by another animal like a goat/horse (kicked) if you have any of those?

I'd crate her. Provide water. A bit of wet feed available too, but it doesn't seem like she may be able to eat.
Can she even swallow if you give her drops of water?

 

[hotpotato3]

Is she not eating or drinking because she can't, or doesn't want to? You'll probably have to feed her yourself.
Do you have any idea how long she's been like this?

she drank some water, but she can't eat the pellets
when the pictures were taken it could not have been more than an hour or 2 the kids are constantly checking in on the chickens

 

[hotpotato3]

Could she have been shut in a door or injured by another animal like a goat/horse (kicked) if you have any of those?

I'd crate her. Provide water. A bit of wet feed available too, but it doesn't seem like she may be able to eat.
Can she even swallow if you give her drops of water?

she did not eat the wet food but swallowed drops of water
she may have had a door close on her, but I don't know

 

[Tookie]

she drank some water, but she can't eat the pellets
when the pictures were taken it could not have been more than an hour or 2 the kids are constantly checking in on the chickens

You may have to feed her with a syringe if she doesn't want to eat.