Well, I gave my little hen some Trader Joe's chicken salad (picked out the pecans and cranberry) and man, did she gobble that up. I made some beef stew tonight and I was thinking of trying that on her tomorrow. The thing is she is sooo skinny right now I need to fatten her up a bit. (it's got carrot, celery and potato cooked in). A big breeze could blow her over right now.
She's been out in the orchard eating the plums and apricots that have fallen on the ground. For some reason she craves them being sick. I can tell you chickens love gourmet food, just don't use unions or garlic. I'm sure any left over peas, beans or cooked carrots would be good. Most of the time my girls can work on an uncooked carrot or what have you but with the sick one, I have to give her things that are easier to eat.
I traded antibiotics on her because I realized I was giving her the wrong one and her coloring is finally improving. I'll tell you this I have treated my hens to both Valbazen and Ivermectin simultaneously this last two weeks (we've had severe bug problems this year) and man I have never seen more beautiful, ruddy cherry red combs. I took a chance because I know they've got tapes and I know they have external parasite problems. I haven't mentioned it to anyone here because I wanted to see how they did. I was going to recommend, if for some reason, your girl starts to go downhill again after 3-4 days like before that maybe you should go ahead with the Valbazen.
Anyway, keep up the good work. I found something funny with this sick girl. Some of them love to have their ears, ear lobes and cheeks rubbed.