Chicken is unconscious. What to do?

Hello!

My chicken is like fainted or something.

In case it matters, it is a mix of the breeds zerw silken and bantam cochin chicken.

I don't know what to do… we've never had anything like this before.

It's also relatively warm outside, and yesterday it was a bit cooler. Could it be the weather?

We brought the chicken into the house because it was a bit cooler there than outside.

Is there any way I can wake the chicken from its unconsciousness?

As of June 27th:

My chicken is still alive but somehow not fully conscious…

It drinks a little but doesn't eat anything. If you touch it or enter the room where it's lying, it turns its head slightly. But its eyes are still tightly closed.

Does anyone have any other tips?

What should I do best?

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jww28
4 years ago

If it was the heat and you follow your description, the chicken will now be dead or just before the dead. 😕 At the beginning, the animals try to cool (sliding, keeping wings from the body, etc.), then no help comes to tilt around. But then the animal is already completely overheated, as you write that it has stumbled for a short time, that will probably be the cramps that originate from it that the brain and blood flow is already faulty or “stands”. Heat beats are real emergencies, the circulation does not pack anything, the blood can cook properly and “stock” as in a boiled egg.

I would first try to save the other chickens that threaten the same. 😕

jww28
4 years ago
Reply to  SamanthaDragon

Veterinary would remember me maybe you can get it back with electrolytes and other medicines 🤔 you would have to stabilize the cycle, then you also have a chance to get back to yourself

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago

You can’t do much! We have already lost 2 due to the heat (in an uncertain)

Let it rest and possibly provide water

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago
Reply to  SamanthaDragon

Cool! But not too cool! How warm is it outside?

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago

Also chickens can get this 🤨

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago

Pass with the wind: sommerschnupfen

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago

Busty trees? How’s the air?

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago

Sounds good to you! The answer from Ponyfliege is really well thought out! Only the pond I rethink

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago

How are you going to put a lousy chicken? That’s why I said to the side so that the lungs and the most important organs are exposed. “Don’t put it down” you can’t do it because it’s in itself

pony
4 years ago

you can’t lay down a huh.

it suffocates because the breast muscle forces the lungs together.

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago

Then I would say between 23-26 degrees! Look that it can still breathe! Doesn’t mean to lie on the side

I have to say that I am 14 years old and only in my spare time are busy with our chickens!

MaryLynn87
4 years ago

Put it in a cool place. There it should recover within the next few minutes. If you don’t, I guess you’re in.

pony
4 years ago

raise the wings and cool underneath with damp cloths. the wing must remain raised so that the evaporation moisture can cool the animal. a low speed ventilator can help.

cool the neck with damp cloths! over the half of the brain of the chicken is located in the neck spine. the head cool doesn’t help.

moisten the breast-fed.

keep the hell up in any case. it may not lie.

when it comes again, dissolve water in drops.

chickens can cool in water. lift a flat scrub (15cm) of about 40x80cm, with a cut-out mud bag, put a little bit of a bit of a bit to complain and then fill up 10cm high with water. the “teich” is sufficient for up to 10 chickens.

provide enough shades. green food and cucumber instead of grain feed.

our chickens liked to cool their feet at heat, partly also moistened the feather. her favorite place was under the big johannisbeer bushes in the shadow.

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago
Reply to  pony

Chickens usually get panic when they come into contact with water! The feather sucks full and you have an eager uboot

pony
4 years ago

therefore the water depth only 10cm maximum.

we never had hybrid chickens, but we always ran old.

pony
4 years ago
Reply to  SamanthaDragon

wait and offer more to drink. if you have a yogurt or cucumber, you can try to eat it.

and continue to cool until it gets back down.

verreisterNutzer
4 years ago

We have hybrids and seramas

Qpalym10
4 years ago

Did it open the eyes again?

Qpalym10
4 years ago
Reply to  SamanthaDragon

Very nice! I thought it wasn’t possible. I’m sure it was close. Good luck!