What is she?

[EmmaRainboe]

Here's a couple I snagged this morning.

Yeah she looks like an EE. Update us when she lays an egg!

 

[BirbMama92]

Definitely an Easter Egger.

She's so small, is that normal?

 

[BirbMama92]

Yeah she looks like an EE. Update us when she lays an egg!

Ok! I have one other that lays green so hopefully I'll figure it out!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

She's so small, is that normal?

She does look underdeveloped to me, but her health seems fine. @EmmaRainboe could this be FTT?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Ok! I have one other that lays green so hopefully I'll figure it out!

She may lay blue or brown, but green is also largely possible, so good luck!

 

[EmmaRainboe]

She does look underdeveloped to me, but her health seems fine. @EmmaRainboe could this be FTT?

I wouldn’t have expected her to make it this far on her own if it were. But possibly?

 

[BirbMama92]

I wouldn’t have expected her to make it this far on her own if it were. But possibly?

What is FTT?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

What is FTT?

Failure to thrive

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Failure to thrive

Most birds with FTT either need special nutrition and care when young or just die as time passes. She would be a special case - being large and healthy and grown-up for an FTT case, as small as she may be in comparison to her flockmates.
I assume the Cochins are bantams - got any large fowl chickens to compare her to?

 

[BirbMama92]

Failure to thrive

Oh! Gotcha. She was pretty sad looking when I first got her. Just wanted her out of the small enclosure she was in. She struggled a bit but she's been eating and drinking fine now. Is there something I should give her just in case?