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We thought it could be the crop at first sight but no all you can feel is his actual neck bone. He just cannot keep his balance and he keeps acting like he is going to pass out. I appreciate the help and good luck with yours as well. Hopefully the electrolytes and antibiotics do something.

I looked up wry neck...I don't think that's it at all. Thanks anyway

He keeps hunkering down into himself. My daughter found him yesterday with his head under his wing. I will look that up.. thanks

I have a blue copper maran who is almost 1 year old. He has been perfectly fine and then 2 days ago quit eating and drinking. He just lays down all the time. We moved him yesterday into garage with a heater. I have been trying to give him water by syringe. I mixed electrolytes and antibiotics...

I gather clean and check everyday so this is odd

I have two easter Eggers that are about 5 months old. They have been laying consistently for 4 weeks now. I get atleast 1 every 2 days. I changed their bedding on Saturday and now as of Wednesday I have had no eggs from them. They are acting fine and eating good. The temperature has dropped...

That's what I thought as well..she is 21 weeks.

Well he crowed for us yesterday so definitely a rooster!!

Here is some better pictures

Oh I have multiple breeds. My husband and I could not make up out minds. We have white leghorn, black Australorp, barred rock, Rhode island, blue copper maran, buff Orpington, and easter eggers.

Thanks...having issues with posting pics :)

Yeah I will post a better pic tomorrow. I am sure of age. I got them the day they hatched. Once he decided to roost for the night he wasn't moving..lol

Suppose to be hen..11 weeks. He makes funny noises but no crowing. Also has a green hue to its feathers

Thanks...that's what we were afraid of. Really wanted a too :(

This is another view...they move so much..lol

Hello...I am new here joining. I have been on the website a tin for the past few months. I currently reside in Goshen Ohio. My husband and I decided to start raising chickens and found them highly addicting. We currently have 17 and already planning more coops.