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I would start with giving her vitamins,some deficiencies can cause leg/muscle weakness. Check her for mites/lice,look under wings,base of tail feathers,vent area hard to tell from picture but are her comb/wattles pale?This is Sprout. I rescued a flock of 17 chickens about a year ago (and a turkey). So far they have all been great. I lost one to a severe prolapse and as of yet has been the only casualty.
Last week I walked into the coop and she was in a crumpled heap. I picked her up, she stood up and walked off. When I picked her up I also noticed her being extremely thin. So I separated her and came here. Looked at everything everyone has said about similar situations and tried a few things.
They had all been wormed with wazine about 8 weeks ago. I had also purchased some Valbazin for them, but hadn't wormed them with that yet. So I went ahead and gave just her some and hoped for the best.
She eats fine, drinks fine and wanders around. Once she tries to run, its party over.
I gave her the wormer last week, she is still skinny. She is getting super spoiled because I make sure she eats. She scratched out in the garden and hammered 3 big ol earthworms before they even knew what hit them. Im sort of at a loss as she doesn't seem to fit all of the symptoms for mercks or avian en(buncha letters)its
Here is a video and a few pics. If anyone has a clue please let me know. New to chickens and i am stumped. She seems better this week, attitude wise, not so much on the coordination. Thank you all in advance
Something else i give my girls is scrambled eggs(i just scramble in bowl,microwave and scramble again)loaded with vitamins and minerals. Give separate or spread over feed. Not a problem giving eggs as long as they are cooked. No raw eggs may encourage bad habits,like egg eating.
