By Thursday morning she started to look a little better and she is still looking better today. I have seen her eating from the feeder yesterday afternoon and again today. I stopped giving her the St Johns wort, which I read about on another thread as I'm not sure how much medication she can take at one time. She stills loses her balance and can't get up on the roost but she certainly looks better than she did. Thank you for all the advice and ideas. The other chickens seem to still be doing okay - haven't seen any similar symptoms in them. Praying it will all work out well.
I am praying for you and your chicken, just lost my Dixie(big,beautiful light brahma) today from some predator so I know what it is to have a broken heart.God Bless you and Daisy.UPDATE: Daisy is doing a bit better. On Wednesday I had to still lift her out of the coop and today she manage to walk down, and up the ramp by herself. She eats a little of the dry crumble by herself and appears to still enjoy doing whatever it is that chickens do. She also does not rest as much as she has been doing. I have started her on the higher protein crumble on Tuesday. (She absolutely refused to take it wet. Little wet, lot wet, wet with corn, wet with mealworms, all no, no, no.) I sprinkled the dry feed in the run and hoped she'd at least get a bit in that way while she was pecking about. Also started her on antibiotics, Duramycin 10, and human Super b complex both of which we give her with a syringe. Much to her disgust. And a 1/4 cup of wet (frozen) corn between her and Nova in the evening before I put them to bed - just to keep everybody's spirits up.
