Walking in circles, holds head sideways...

[seminolewind]

I would say just sqeeze half a capsule on her food. I don't think it will bother the others. Nor any of the other vitamins.

 

[TheRookie]

I tried to separate her but she cried until I brought her a friend. I'm keeping the two of them (the other one is really calm and hasn't shown any aggression towards her) in a separate area for now.

 

[seminolewind]

That sounds good. I always like the buddy system.

 

[OldChurchEggery1]

I just had this same problem with some newly-hatched chicks. They were less than a day old and looked like little owls because their heads were tilted so far back. After searching this forum, I found a few entries that suggested various vitamin concoctions and capsules. In the end I took a left-over prenatal vitamin and dissolved it in a few ounces of warm water. I dipped the chicks' beaks into the vitamin water a few times, put them into the brooder, and hoped for the best. This morning they were acting just like the rest of the chicks, so much so I could not pick them out! I poured a little of the solution into the group watering jar so they would all have access to it throughout the day. This might work for you, too. Since they were at most 18 hours old, I can't say how an older chicken would react to the same treatment. It was (hopefully) an easy fix since I already had a jar of vitamins under the cabinet from when I had my daughter last year. You might be able to do the same with any multivitamin.

 

[seminolewind]

These poultry supply websites /or cows or sheep-have this pack of vitamins , and you need a very small pinch for a gallon of water, and it has everything they need in it. I would get some. It also has electrolytes in it. Great stuff!