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That blend didn't help or harm him. What's his diet? Crop feel?

Only time will tell.

Kale and spinach contain calcium blockers (oxalates), it's fine in small amounts, once a week but too much blocks the bodies ability to absorb calcium, which causes laying issues. Is she standing funny?

Kale isn't good for chicken though I don't think that's your problem. Can you feel between her legs for any swelling/squishiness?

What is her diet? It could be a reproductive issue causing a whole system back up.

Not too often, every 10 days ish, to much water and fiber will give them diarrhea

She did because she was a runt, nothing more than that.sorry you lost her.

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Cut everything that isn't feed. Everything else is chicken junk food, it's causing major health issues.

Are you able to get chicken feed, not scratch? If possible, I'd cut back or cut out the corn and rice, neither help her. Vitamin E also, you can get any brand from the grocery or drug store.

What's your birds diet? You can try vitamin therapy, I'd it isn't a toxin or a severe neurologist event, it might help. 400i.u vitamin e capsule and a third of a B complex tablet every day for a few weeks.

Does she have any chick feed? She (?) could be anything at this point.

I'm sorry to hear that. What's her age? Diet? Has she laid recently? Any trauma, chased by dogs, a scuffle in the flock?

Behavior and leg width aren't good indication of gender. It could be a late bloomer or a pullet.

There was someone who did this a few weeks ago. The shape of egg thing is a old wives tale. What the egg is, is actually what we call the yolk, the shape of the shell that encapsulates the yolk has everything to do with to state of the individual hens reproductive tract and none with the gender...

I'd honestly return it if you haven't opened it, it likely won't hurt them but 17% is a little low. Mealworms won't do much to boost protein but tuna or meat will.

How old are your birds? Is it also a layer feed?

Unfortunately, this is why any new birds must be completely quarantined from an existing flock for a month. There's no telling what/if she has anything to pass to the others. Ok, moving on. It could be coincidence, so what type of symptoms are you seeing? What is their diet? Have your birds...

I'd say pullet.

It helps you don't let the bristle pigs just saunter in....and lock the kids outside....and just don't live in your house.