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What's her normal diet?

These are not mutually exclusive traits. A human nice rooster will still protect his hens* and a mean one doesn't guarantee he'll guard them. * roosters are generally not capable of defending against any larger predators and even then, it's a self sacrificing 'fight'. They're a distraction...

Not in the dilution that chickens will drink, it won't do anything.

She won't develop immunity, if you use it once a month, the worms might but you're not doing that. She "would be hunched over and lethargic with a pale comb and wattle. " those can be symptoms of not getting the nutrition shes eating. it won't hurt to worm.

You can't tell from a casual glance at poop unless she's overloaded. Can you get some valbzen goat wormer? What feed?

What's her diet? Has she ever been wormed?

Separate your hens by groups to narrow down the culprit

Hmm, I don't know where the pigments come from. That's possible that she's anemic. I suggested calcium just in case she was struggling with a second egg.

4 is getting up there. Do you have any tums or calcium citrate? Have you opened the egg to make sure it's normal yolk?

What's her diet? Acv won't so a thing, do I'd skip that. How old is she?

Can you send it back? Your poor girls are going to cook in an eglu without major work.

Tails don't indicate gender at this age. Doesn't matter too much where you post, as long as its not wildly off, the same people will answer.

Eyebrows and spurbuds don't mean anything. Pullet Both genders have spurbuds and females often have spurs.

Careful not to let them gorge on it.

https://jedds.com you can get different antibiotics here, also possible on aquarium sites

Acv won't do anything for coccidiosis or worms. Does your tsc sell liquid goat wormer?

Can you get duramycin/tylan from your feed store? She can totally bounce back from this with tlc, if it's just a respiratory infection.

I dont think there's anything that won't just smear it around. Maybe a chicken diaper or let him outside if he's able to go out.

Usually, yes. No pet treatment, I know they're cute.

Keep them off your person to avoid a nasty wound or missing eye in future. They likely don't like their new surroundings or the dark. They'll be fine.