Droopy chicken

[Tookie]

Yes she is! She is about 3 this year. Its happened maybe 1-2 times. let me see if I can find a picture of her before she got sick.

Okay, for her breed, and her age now, she is more suspectable to reproductive issues due to her laying so many eggs.
Do you think her previous health issues are the same as the current one?

 

[Tookie]

here she was when she was feeling well. I don't think her hind end was this puffy before.

Aw, she's so pretty! Her behind looks more puffy because of the bloating.

 

[Helping No-Tail-A]

Poor thing! She doesn't look like she's feeling well. The comb color difference and floppiness does mean she's sick.
I would start giving her high protein food such as meat, fish, and eggs. Also give her some water. I'm going to guess she probably doesn't feel liking eating and drinking much.
If you have anything like Nutri Drench I would start giving that.
If you're up to it, and want to put some effort into her, I would say antibiotics could be worth a shot.

Would rooster booster work good? we have some of that and I think it has helped before when they were feeling down.

 

[Helping No-Tail-A]

Aw, she's so pretty! Her behind looks more puffy because of the bloating.

Aww thank you! Yes, which means it is inflamed. I looked into water belly but I don't think that is it.

 

[Helping No-Tail-A]

Okay, for her breed, and her age now, she is more suspectable to reproductive issues due to her laying so many eggs.
Do you think her previous health issues are the same as the current one?

Probably but I don't think I've ever seen her get down this much. She is in the roughest shape I have ever seen.

 

[Tookie]

Would rooster booster work good? we have some of that and I think it has helped before when they were feeling down.

Yes, that will work. Start that now.

 

[Tookie]

Aww thank you! Yes, which means it is inflamed. I looked into water belly but I don't think that is it.

I agree, I don't think its water belly, aka ascites.

 

[Tookie]

Probably but I don't think I've ever seen her get down this much. She is in the roughest shape I have ever seen.

Aw, well I hope she pulls through. I would just keep a close eye on her, and offer supportive care.

 

[Helping No-Tail-A]

The first picture is her sister Petunia. She has the dropping on the butt feathers as well but is free ranging still and has bright cone so I don't think that is related. Compared to petunia, no-tail-a has a much puffier abdomen. see right picture. Im not sure why it flipped it.

 

[Helping No-Tail-A]

Aw, well I hope she pulls through. I would just keep a close eye on her, and offer supportive care.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP! I read ur bio and I am also homeschooled