Pullet Eyes closed - but semi-active

[lobosnest]

New Chicken owner here. I have had my pullets for 9 days. One of them (an Easter Egger aprox 8 weeks old) didn't leave the coop this morning with the others. Eyes were closed, perching. I removed her for 4 hours to a separate crate and put a warm water compress on her eyes. She perked up after a couple hours and I returned her to the flock. She's displayed generally normal behavior the rest of the day (maybe a bit more resting) HOWEVER, she still keeps her eyes closed a LOT. Advice?

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Hi Welcome To BYC

What does her poop look like?
Any huddling, fluffed up appearance, diarrhea with mucous or blood?
Is she eating/drinking?
You placed a compress on her eyes - any discharge from the eyes or facial swelling?
What do you feed?

Keep watch on her to see that she is staying hydrated and eating well.

 

[lobosnest]

Thank you for your response!!
Additional background: Poop appears normal. no blood or mucus. No discharge from eyes, no facial swelling. No obvious feather fluffying to where I would say she's "sick". I'm Feeding medicated crumbles (brand unknown) that came with the pullets when I got her last 10 days ago. She was eating last night - I think she was drinking. She's preening normally.
Update: Same situation this morning. Didn't leave the coop with the others. Eye's closed most of the time. She's is content to stay in the coop. I put food and water in teh coop. I did the warm compress again, gave her an eye dropper with some Apple Cider vinegar water mixture (1 tbsp/gal water). Put her back in the coop.

I'm puzzled. Unless she's going blind and sensitive to the light. But I'm a 10 day chicken owner without any experience or understanding if this is common.

Also, not sure if I should separate her from the flock. She likes their company.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Do you have a photo of her?

Not coming out the coop, usually they are sick, afraid of something, being bullied, etc.
Does she get along with the rest of the flock - no bullying? How many chickens do you have and how much space?

Just trying to cover anything I can think of. Feel her crop when she goes to bed (roosting at night) it should be full. Check it again first thing in the morning before eating/drinking - the crop should be flat/empty.

It's possible that she may still be adjusting to her new surroundings, but usually they like to stick fairly close to one another.

 

[lobosnest]

I think she may be staying in the coop due to what ever is going on with her EYES. As I mentioned that is what caught my attention. Eye's closed much of the day. She was doing great in her new surroundings (the first 7 days) up until 3 days ago. She was thirsty this morning and I was able to feed her about 5 eyedroppers of water. Not much I cando but keep an eye on her. I've left a message with the folks I got her from. Hopefully they'll call tomorrow after the holiday.

P.S. I'll check the crop.. I had to look up where that was.. Learning fast here!