Strange behaviour - is it a problem?

Just been reading all your posts, I hope your girlie feels better soon bless her. Keep us posted on how shes doing. x

Been out twice this morning to check on her - she was gaping when I let them out of the coop - but it seemed to subside a little after she'd had a drink.
Went down just now, and I had to look carefully to distinguish her from her sisters....

That can only be good news! I took them some porridge/yoghurt/grated apple and honey mix - she didn't tuck in with the same relish as the rest of the flock, but I did see her eat something. I didn't see her gape or squawk once while I was there (probably about 15 minutes) - then the heavens opened - so I left them to it before my wellies filled up!

I think she's perking up...but I've been fooled before!

Has anyone else had experience of gapeworm - how long before they stop the gaping??
Poor girlie sounds like she has laryngitis now!

just back from Dog Training, and went straight out to check on the flock.

My poorly bantam *looks* almost back to normal - was very keen to eat the corn I gave them, she didn't gape or squawk once, and was quite happily mooching and scratching about with the others

Whatever the vet gave her last night seems to have done the trick!! I am SO relieved to see her eating again and not looking distressed.

I am also VERY relieved to say that none of my other 9 girlies and 1 cock seem to be showing any signs of gapeworm. The are on day 3 flubenvet as a precaution tho.