https://drivewayalert.com/product/home-yard-alert-ext-lr-system/
We have these. They are a little pricey but seem to last better than the Harbor Freight driveway alarms.
And also the driveway alarm. You can find that one on Amazon for about $50
It sounds like a birth defect, not an illness.
Keep the others warm and hope for the best. A heal lamp that keeps their area around 95 degrees and also an area they can get away from the heat in case they get too hot.
I use a storage tote with a heat lamp suspended over one side.
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Have you ever de wormed her? How does the poop look even though there isn't much of it?
How does her crop feel? If she's not eating much it should be mostly empty and small.
Have you tried some good treats to get her to eat? Scrambled egg is usually a winner.
He may have an upper respiratory infection. Can you determine where the smell is coming from on him. Do you have other chickens and if so are any of them sneezing or acting off?
If he was in my flock I would start him on an antibiotic. do you have Baytril or Amoxicillin? Or any broad...
At least 5 years if not longer. The one on the coop wall only gets used in extreme minus temps, so maybe a few times a year.
The other has been used many times for chicks or a sick or injured bird.
I also don't wash them. If there is a little dirt or poop on them I wipe it off with a damp paper towel. If they are really poopy, Those eggs get scrambled and fed back to the hens.
Since you've cleaned it well I would pack it with the silver honey. You could try butterfly closures to pull the skin together. That could keep it clean and keep it from drying out.
You can also buy Vetbond surgical glue on Amazon if you think you need to close it but it might be fine. I had...
I have an 11 year old hen that has had a few rounds of enrofloxacin when her abdomen starts to swell and she shows signs of reproductive infection. I have not had to drain her as the antibiotic works for her and the watery swelling subsides.
Since she isn't laying you don't have to worry about...
We no longer let ours into the yard if we aren't home. We did for years until we had a loss. I'm surprised now that we did it so long without losing any chickens.
Can you trap the raccoon and kill it?