Wheezing Hen?

[TexasSam]

Is there any aromatics in the coop. Watch for bubbles in her eyes. Look up mareks and see if anything seems the same. Keep her separated from the others for now

 

[Iva S.]

Is there any aromatics in the coop. Watch for bubbles in her eyes. Look up mareks and see if anything seems the same. Keep her separated from the others for now

No aromatics and the only thing in common with marvels is the respiratory troubles, but that could be a symptom of multiple other things too

 

[Iva S.]

I took the perch out of her quarantine cage because she kept wobbling on it and she now has her beak open when she breathes. Her legs/feet are very warm.

 

[TexasSam]

No aromatics and the only thing in common with marvels is the respiratory troubles, but that could be a symptom of multiple other things too

Correct just want to rule out the worst thing first. Is it really dusty there. What does her crop feel like

 

[Iva S.]

Correct just want to rule out the worst thing first. Is it really dusty there. What does her crop feel like

No, there’s not really any dust, but it was super windy today. Her crop is very squishy.

 

[TexasSam]

No, there’s not really any dust, but it was super windy today. Her crop is very squishy.

She hasn’t been eating well

 

[TexasSam]

Hey @WVduckchick or @KikisGirls what do y’all think.
She is sneezing, not breathing well and not eating well

 

[Iva S.]

She sounds like she has a stufffy nose. The wheezing has toned down for now.

 

[TexasSam]

She sounds like she has a stufffy nose. The wheezing has toned down for now.

Some vet rx might help even a tiny dab of vapor rub under her beak get some sav a chick tomorrow and put it in her water

 

[WVduckchick]

Iva, what's your weather like? Sometimes these symptoms are serious, sometimes easily overcome. Vitamins are good. Nutridrench is my go-to for a quick boost.
How old is she, and is she laying yet?

Would be a good idea to weigh her if you can, and monitor her weight. Try to weigh around the same time each day, or make a note if her crop is full or empty when weighed. And make sure her crop is empty and flat in the morning, before she eats anything.

Maybe try this symptom checker for possibilities.
http://www.poultrydvm.com/symptoms
(may have to hit "retry" at the top to reset the page, I don't know why it does that)