Urgent Help! Prolapsed Vent? (Photos included)

[newchck]

Hi all, just found my young (hatched first week of April) hen looking like this. Is this a prolapsed vent? If so, is it best to cull?

 

[Eggcessive]

Separate her so she won’t be pecked to death. She may have already been pecked. Clean her vent area with a shallow warm soak. Dry her off, and keep the red prolapsed tissue moist with honey or ointment so it does not dry out. A human calcium tablet or Tums given orally may help if she has an egg stuck or has been straining. A newer picture after cleaning her up may help.

 

[newchck]

Separate her so she won’t be pecked to death. She may have already been pecked. Clean her vent area with a shallow warm soak. Dry her off, and keep the red prolapsed tissue moist with honey or ointment so it does not dry out. A human calcium tablet or Tums given orally may help if she has an egg stuck or has been straining. A newer picture after cleaning her up may help.

Sadly we cannot catch her. We are just going to have to wait until she goes into the coop for the night.

 

[Eggcessive]

I would try to watch to see that the others are not pecking the red and injuring her further. They can actually pull out the intestines, killing her. Maybe try to separate the others from her with a treat or some scratch. Once she heals, you can try to push the prolapse back inside. Here is a good article to read about prolapsed vents:
https://www.google.com/search?q=prolapsed+vent+chicken&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari