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I don’t use hormone implants, nor do I see vets for my chickens. Your hen is 3 years, and some hens may stop by then. I have had a few lay until 6 or 7, but not too many. It is up to you whether or not to get the hormone implant. It might allow her to stop laying altogether, if she is laying...

There are some white urates with the yellow poop, so I think it may be more of a reproductive infection, which is what coelomitis or egg yolk peritonitis is. It is hard to know exactly what is going on inside her, but if you lose her, a necropsy can be done. They can still have water belly with...