Vertigo/off balance/neurological?

[Deegroovy]

She lives with a 11-year-old Hen and a six-year-old Bantam hen,
They’re all buddies so luckily nobody’s getting picked on.
I just checked her ears and they looked good.
I wish I knew what was wrong with her. She’s super sweet and this has been going on for over a month.

 

[StinkyAcres]

What's in the vitamin supplement you are giving her? You may need to feed it directly to her to make sure she is getting enough vitamin E and B especially.

 

[jilliekristine]

Yeah, so far she’s been with the other girls, and she is running around eating and drinking. However, checking in on her this evening her balance has declined a lot, and she is falling forward now
Tomorrow will probably be the day that I have to put her in the dog kennel. My ICU for my hens.
Yeah, I’m wondering if it is a reproductive disorder, as I know that can happen with Hens as they age. I will make her some eggs tomorrow. Good idea. Thank you.

I've had one in the house since April. Same thing. Really not eating. Like maybe every other day she pecks a bit. I basically force-feed her. Her paws were curled. Started Nutri-Drench and some Vit. B. Paws seem a teeny bit better today, but still can't stand. Tips forward. I'm at a loss. She's 5 yrs old. She laid one hardboiled-look egg, shell-less, since I have had her inside. Just don't know what to do anymore.

 

[hsk1977]

She lives with a 11-year-old Hen and a six-year-old Bantam hen,
They’re all buddies so luckily nobody’s getting picked on.
I just checked her ears and they looked good.
I wish I knew what was wrong with her. She’s super sweet and this has been going on for over a month.

I hope your girl pulled through and is doing well now!

I found this thread because I have a 5 year old Golden Wyandotte who has been wobbly/falling over for a few days now. She still goes out to forage with her sisters (supervised) and roosts, but she is really unstable and wobbles while standing still and sometimes just falls over. I'm worried about her and not really sure what to do.