Help Hen acting slugish i think she may have frostbite.

[Noah Porter Md]

Yeah i dont think that shes going to make it but i think i might try getting some electrolyte's thank you all the same.

 

[HoopyFrood]

Internal laying has been suggested by several people since post 15... We cannot treat most of these things, but it goes on to show us how good it is to get a necropsy performed after death by the state vet poultry lab, to understand what happens to make them so sick.
I would continue to give NutriDrench vitamins and electrolytes, offer wet chicken feed, chopped egg to get her eating, and try to keep her comfortable. If she appears to be suffering, I would consider putting her down, and get a necropsy.

@Noah Porter Md I'm afraid this is the best advice. If you think she's going downhill there's no need to prolong suffering. It's your decision how to proceed.

If you do have a necropsy performed (which sounds like a great idea to me) please post the results here so others in the future will have a little more data to work with.

Best wishes and good luck
-HF

 

[Noah Porter Md]

Thank you all for the advice.

She passed away last night i think it was something along the reproductive track and things i read somewhere that when this kind of thing happens they only last around two to three day's so thank you all for the help.

 

[HoopyFrood]

I'm sorry to hear that. But at least she is no longer suffering, though; that's the worst part. Best wishes to you and the rest of your flock.

 

[Noah Porter Md]

Thank you.