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I am so sorry he passed. :hugs

Sorry, I just checked and fixed it while you were correcting me. :oops:

@DobieLover is giving you some great advice. I would do as she advises, she is one of our experts.

I personally would let him dry off and warm up slowly, he can also rest. I am concerned about hypothermia and not warming him up too quickly, for fear of shock. We had a hen who was attacked by a possum, last year. The possum pulled all the skin off of her right thigh. We used a ton of...

@ARandomChickenLover relax and take some you time to drink and enjoy your coffee. :hugs

Do the best you can with him. Continue to ask questions as they come up. Also you may wish to try to pat him dry with a towel. We use clear unflavored, but I don't know what the orange has in it, so don't want to comment. Hopefully someone will be able to answer that question for you.

Lice can cause your chicken to be anemic, make sure he get protein to help with healing, but not too much based on his age. We use 1/2 pediolyte and 1/2 water to drink

Try offering him a soft scrambled egg!

Does your chicken have sores or wounds? And can we see pictures, please

Don't warm him too quickly, you don't want him to go into shock because of temperature changes too quickly. Blow dry on low or med, depending on your blow dryer. You don't want to dry him with cold air, nor do you want to dry him in hot or warm on the hot side. I hope everything works out for...