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Aww, I'm so sorry. From what I can see, you take exelent care of your chickens. This is not your fault. :hugs

I hope he gets better. :hugs

Or not, honestly, maybe give him a break and wait till tomorrow until bathing him again.

I think you should bathe him periodically, try to drown the bugs. Make sure you drink coffee (if you have any) cause it would be good to stay awake.

Make sure he is eating, but in my experience, they look kinda bony and sad.

Make sure to keep him inside for a while. It is ideal to go tto a vet to get prescribed antibiotics and pain medication, because even if they don't show it, they are in pain, and antibiotics can realy help. Wash him until they are gone.

He must have a wound. Parvo seems to not be the same in chickens, so it is probably flystrike. Thanks TheOldChook!

Google it, and this is what I found "Chicken and turkey parvovirus infections occur worldwide and primarily affect growing birds. The primary signs are related to production and include poor weight gain, poor feed conversion, and failure to thrive. Diarrhea and increased mortality can also occur."

Hmm, try using dish soap on his feathers

I don't know.

Make sure you get all of them off

Typically you blow-dry them after baths

If you think the heat is causing this, DO NOT blow-dry him. I do not think 50° could cause something like this, though. Go with your gut instinct, because chickens love blowdriers, and a happy chicken usualy feels better faster.

Weird phrasing, sorry. Anyways, after that, keep him cozy Hmm, depends. Usualy just ignor it. You should treat him for worms just in case soon.

Phew. Clean them off, and give him a bath. Make sure to be verry thorough, and wash the skin under his feathers.

Where are the worms?