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Just to update this thread, for anyone who might have a similar situation. After many, many weeks of a slow molt and pale comb, she finally started looking better. I checked her feathers, and saw new little feathers still growing in. Now, her comb is looking better and she is laying again...

Gosh, I never noticed her beak. Do you think I need to trim it or file it down? I didn't notice any injury happen.

Thanks a lot! I'll do that. I haven't been too concerned about her - just thought she was taking a long time to come out of her molt. But I figured the best thing to do in terms of animal husbandry was to see if she was actually sick.

Hi everyone! Another chicken issue... -Barred Plymouth Rock -A little over one year old -With nine other birds, no one else is sick -Water, sometimes with ACV in it -Feed is my regular layer feed, sometimes sprouts -Let them outside on sunny days, or open the door to let sun/fresh air in...