White "gel" stuck on to my chicken's butt? Please help! Emergency!

[Wyorp Rock]

If she's not eating her food or drinking on her own, then you may need to tube the food as well (for a couple of days).

Her crop is definitely emptying overnight right?

 

[Lady Clucks-a-Lot]

Actually I’m not sure what if she can see. I put one finger almost touching her eye and she had no response but the other times she had no trouble walking.

 

[Lady Clucks-a-Lot]

That’s what I’ve been doing.

 

[Lady Clucks-a-Lot]

Her crops are pretty firm and I would say she’s probably blind. I just tested her and she gave no response. That explains why she kept on stepping on the bowl and maybe it’s also the reason she’s stumbling so much. Because she can’t see anything.

 

[Clucktown]

I wouldn't tube any more if her crop is full/firm.

 

[Clucktown]

Maybe just keep some moist food and water in front of her. Dip her beak in the water, perhaps, like we do when they first hatch? I have read blind chickens can survive with help.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Her crops are pretty firm and I would say she’s probably blind.

Right, but is it emptying over night?
Feel of her crop first thing in the morning before you give her food and water and she's slept all night long without eating or drinking. What does the crop feel like then?

Do her eyes constrict and dilate? Or are they staying dilated all the time?

 

[Lady Clucks-a-Lot]

No, her crop has not emptied yet. She does seem to be doing better though. She’s not wobbling as much, ate a little bit on her own, face was less pale, but her poops are still watery and smells weird.

 

[Lady Clucks-a-Lot]

The brown poop was laid like one minute after she laid the green poop (without eating anything in between). She was clucking and definitely was less lethargic.

 

[Lady Clucks-a-Lot]

Do her eyes constrict and dilate? Or are they staying dilated all the time?

No, I think she’s good now. Her eyes are completely normal and is flapping her wings like she normally does.