The walk is likely due to molting. I've had hens walk a little oddly when their thighs and abdomen was full of pin feathers.
Most hens stop laying during molt, so you generally you have to wait for production to resume after that. Sometimes they don't start back up until after winter solstice depending on their age, this is when days start getting longer again.
She may benefit from some poultry vitamins. I usually just make a wet mash out their feed and add vitamins and little buttermilk, letting the whole flock have it. Some hens need a bit of extra protein during molt, so a treat of egg, fish or meat can be helpful as well.
She's lovely, I would just keep watch on her, see if the walking improves over the course of a week or so as she feathers out.
Most hens stop laying during molt, so you generally you have to wait for production to resume after that. Sometimes they don't start back up until after winter solstice depending on their age, this is when days start getting longer again.
She may benefit from some poultry vitamins. I usually just make a wet mash out their feed and add vitamins and little buttermilk, letting the whole flock have it. Some hens need a bit of extra protein during molt, so a treat of egg, fish or meat can be helpful as well.
She's lovely, I would just keep watch on her, see if the walking improves over the course of a week or so as she feathers out.