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What to do if my chicken is lethargic, curling head, not eating?
Hi and thanks for your post. I would separate her from other hens if you have any and put her in a warm, clean and quiet area where she can rest. Offer small amounts of feed and water frequently. You may to phone your veterinarian if she doesn't improve in the next day or two -she may need antibiotics. Thank you for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach and best wishes to you and Ginger.
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