someone pls help me my silkie chickens not being herself

[this is my chickens]

if i take her somewhere with out her rooster she starts crying but she walks around a bit then sits down after a while like 15min

 

[this is my chickens]

I'm wondering if she's broody. She is a Silkie, after all.

Definitely look her over for health issues and poop pics will help. But losing weight, not eating a bunch, sitting in a corner and plucking her feathers could describe my perpetually broody Silkie hens.

her poop is normal i will add when i get home

 

[Aunt Angus]

if i take her somewhere with out her rooster she starts crying but she walks around a bit then sits down after a while like 15min

Does she go back to the same place she was sitting - in the corner?

Have you checked for mites/lice yet?

 

[this is my chickens]

Does she go back to the same place she was sitting - in the corner?

Have you checked for mites/lice yet?

most of the time she does yup treated her with poultry dust

 

[Aunt Angus]

Ok. I have one more thing to try to see if shes5broody. Put an egg right next to her so that it's right up against her side.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

9mnths old i feed them chook chow covared in molaces

they both sometimes open mouth breath and the umakes this high pitch like sneeze or somthing put som poultry dust on them and there crops are emptying

plucking feathers from he belly and round her back end and on here back too

Please, post some photos of both birds and their poop.

Where are you located in the world?

Chook chow covered with molasses - can you please get a photo of the bag or tag analysis for what you feed?

I've never had a broody pluck feathers from her back end or back (usually only brood patch is plucked), did you see mites or lice on her?

 

[this is my chickens]

Please, post some photos of both birds and their poop.

Where are you located in the world?

Chook chow covered with molasses - can you please get a photo of the bag or tag analysis for what you feed?

I've never had a broody pluck feathers from her back end or back (usually only brood patch is plucked), did you see mites or lice on her?

I'll add a few pics when I get home but i saw a few then I treated her as soon as I saw them

 

[Aunt Angus]

I'll add a few pics when I get home but i saw a few then I treated her as soon as I saw them

Oh so you DID see bugs. Glad you treated her. You'll need to treat the rooster, too, and clean/treat their coop.

 

[this is my chickens]

Oh so you DID see bugs. Glad you treated her. You'll need to treat the rooster, too, and clean/treat their coop.

How would I treat the coop as they're sleeping inside while I try figuring out how to treat the coop

 

[this is my chickens]

Ok. I have one more thing to try to see if shes5broody. Put an egg right next to her so that it's right up against her side.

OK will do