Please help!!!

[orangesplash]

these are all the videos of the chicken i just took... please if you can take a look at them... and tell me what else i should add to the regime?

 

[21hens-incharge]

these are all the videos of the chicken i just took... please if you can take a look at them... and tell me what else i should add to the regime?

What is the temperature in their space?

I tagged a couple people so they are called to take a look. They are all very experienced and helpful folks.

 

[21hens-incharge]

They may perk up with natural sunshine. Tomorrow perhaps taking them outside into the sunshine would be good.

 

[Eggcessive]

I would not recommend shipping chickens unless they were day old chicks. I think that they may be dehydrated and suffering from hunger and shock. I would try to get them all drinking well, then eating a balanced chicken feed. Vitamins and electrolytes would be helpful for a few days.

 

[orangesplash]

They may perk up with natural sunshine. Tomorrow perhaps taking them outside into the sunshine would be good.

so we arent expecting sunlight anytime soon...

Also,the temp in the room is 11 degree C.

i have the heater on in the room and its nice and cozy inside.

 

[SulkyBantam]

That looks like an EXTREMELY traumatized bird.

I'm sorry, I can't help you because that level of trauma has not come up in my flock.

Taking grown birds on trips more that a couple of hours long can really stress them out.

They could even be internally injured.

 

[orangesplash]

I would not recommend shipping chickens unless they were day old chicks. I think that they may be dehydrated and suffering from hunger and shock. I would try to get them all drinking well, then eating a balanced chicken feed. Vitamins and electrolytes would be helpful for a few days.

That looks like an EXTREMELY traumatized bird.

I'm sorry, I can't help you because that level of trauma has not come up in my flock.

Taking grown birds on trips more that a couple of hours long can really stress them out.

They could even be internally injured.

My goodness... I don’t know what to do mow :-(

 

[SulkyBantam]

OK. Are you looking for guidance?

 

[orangesplash]

OK. Are you looking for guidance?

Yes a lot of guidance.

 

[Mariella posey]

Can you get Oregano where you are? The essential oil is best but if you have the herb you can make a tea out of it. Lavender might help keep him calm and help reduce his stress.
Give the oregano orally, 2 drops in some olive oil and slowly give it to him.
If you have Lavender herb place it around the coop. If the oil put 2 drops in your hands and rub your hands together then gently rub under his wings, on his back, and on his neck.
I tried this on a hen that had been flipped from auction to auction for 2 days and she recovered. I will not guarantee that it works but it is something to try.