Unfortunately, I don't think she is broody. She is only 20 weeks old and not laying yet. She has been lethargic and not standing for over a week now. She won't eat on her own, but if I put it in her mouth, she happily swallows it.That crossed my mind when Silkie was mentioned. That would be a good thing if she's just broody
She has been getting vitamin b, vitamin e. And selenium every day. She has been staying pretty much the same, hasn't gotten any worse. It's strange because her wings and legs are definitely not paralyzed. Sometimes she "spazzes" out and pushes herself straight up tall with her legs and flaps her wings and sqwauks. But she won't stand her walk and just lays with her eyes closed all day. She is still making her little " bup bup" noises when we talk to her.
It's strange because her wings and legs are definitely not paralyzed. Sometimes she "spazzes" out and pushes herself straight up tall with her legs and flaps her wings and sqwauks. But she won't stand her walk and just lays with her eyes closed all day. She is still making her little " bup bup" noises when we talk to her. We have her seperated from the others right now, but her coop is like 40 sq feet and their run is over 300 sq ft. She is in with 10 other birds, almost all bantams. Her poop has been completely normal.
She only drinks if I put it in her mouth
She is also very happy to eat if I put it in her mouth, but won't pick at it herself. It seems like she just has very low energy.
