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Update: he was gone within minutes of bringing him inside, before I even finished posting and looking for the nutri-drench. I have no idea what happened but my best guess is botulism from some garden mulch I tossed into their pen to fill a hole. We have no other roosters and very few predators so it was not likely to be an injury. I’m heartbroken, he was a beautiful rooster and I was very attached to him.
OP: He Went out this morning to find my rooster immobile on the ground. He is normally feisty and loud but did not move when I lifted him. I noticed a discharge from his mouth when I picked him up. He is not eating or drinking or moving at all. His comb is blackish on the ends. We were not home yesterday so I am not sure when this started but the day before I did not notice anything odd when I went out to collect eggs. He is not quite a year old.
OP: He Went out this morning to find my rooster immobile on the ground. He is normally feisty and loud but did not move when I lifted him. I noticed a discharge from his mouth when I picked him up. He is not eating or drinking or moving at all. His comb is blackish on the ends. We were not home yesterday so I am not sure when this started but the day before I did not notice anything odd when I went out to collect eggs. He is not quite a year old.
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