Very lethargic 4 month old blue Andalusian

[Luckyt21]

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Desperate For Help!!! Any ideas what could be wrong with her? She is panting & very lethargic since yesterday evening. I noticed today at noon that she was drooling when I picked her up & has started having diarrhea. I gave her rescue remedy & nutridrench & put her inside in my bathroom where it is cooler. She has been drinking water supplemented with oregapro in short sessions with my help. I have held her beak down & massaged her crop twice & she regurgitated a slime like saliva. She will not eat the feed mash I made her. I was thinking this is sour crop, but not sure that explains the brownish with white runny diarrhea. She is usually a really hard chicken to catch & it is now very easy to pick her up. Can someone please let me know what I can do for her? I don’t want to loose her! None of the other chickens in my flock of 17 show any signs of illness. I currently have her quarantined & sleeping in my bathtub shower stall.

 

[Luckyt21]

Any ideas what could be wrong with her? She is panting & very lethargic since yesterday evening. I now noticed that she is kind of drooling & pooped watery white. I gave her rescue remedy & nutridrench & put her inside in my bathroom where it is cooler. She is usually a really hard chicken to catch & it is now very easy to pick her up.

 

[Luckyt21]

Any ideas what could be wrong with her? She is panting & very lethargic since yesterday evening. I now noticed that she is kind of drooling & pooped watery white. I gave her rescue remedy & nutridrench & put her inside in my bathroom where it is cooler. She is usually a really hard chicken to catch & it is now very easy to pick her up.

After getting home from work just now I felt her crop & it does feel squishy. She hasn’t eaten anything since yesterday.

 

[azygous]

I suggest you treat her for a crop disorder. Here is information to help you figure out what crop issue she has and how to treat it. https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...w-to-know-which-one-youre-dealing-with.73607/

 

[Luckyt21]

I suggest you treat her for a crop disorder. Here is information to help you figure out what crop issue she has and how to treat it. https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...w-to-know-which-one-youre-dealing-with.73607/

I had read that article but it was too late, she passed away in my arms the morning after my original post . Thank you for the suggestion.