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  1. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    Update on Genghis Khan (Rooster): I soaked his leg with epsom salt, sprayed the Vetericyn spray on the wounds, wrapped it and placed a splint on it. Gave him antibiotics. He is comfortable. I’ll keep y’all posted. Here are some pics of the process! It takes a village to heal a rooster, y’all!
  2. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    You have been so helpful! I really do appreciate you! I will return the pen. They do have Amox. Which do you think is better, Amox or the tetroxy? Again, THANK YOU!!!!!
  3. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    So my vet gave me some tetroxy. Hope this works!!!
  4. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    This is what I bought. Has anyone here used this before?
  5. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    The vet hasn’t dropped off the antibiotics yet but when I was at TSC, I bought some of the penicillin they give fish so I’m hoping that may work if he doesn’t drop it off today.
  6. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    I didn’t see that but you are so right!!! Will be splinting it tonight!
  7. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    Called the vet school, and they aren’t taking any new patients. I have the wrap and Vetericyn coming via Amazon today. Will be splinting and wrapping tonight I bought the fish antibiotics (Penicillin) because my vet hasn’t dropped off the antibiotics yet. I’m hoping that works!
  8. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    So I called our vet and he doesn’t do chickens. He did give me some antibiotics so I’m going to give that a go! I do have a the Texas A&M vet school near me but I would be looking at spending hundreds if not thousands. I can’t find another vet will treat a rooster. I’m gonna keep trying to...
  9. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    Will do! Any other suggestions? I’m thinking of calling the vet and seeing if he will prescribe some antibiotics...
  10. PinaBoBina

    Possibly infected Rooster Leg

    hey guys! I posted a few days ago that my rooster was injured with a leg tag being caught on a screw. My rooster is about 2.5 months and is a Plymouth Rock. I cleaned it with hydrogen peroxide and have been putting neosporin and lightly wrapped it. Last night it started to form blisters...
  11. PinaBoBina

    Roo with injured foot! Help

    Same foot as injury. No scab.
  12. PinaBoBina

    Roo with injured foot! Help

    Ok here’s an update. He has a blister on his foot that has appeared. What should I do? Any help is very much appreciated.
  13. PinaBoBina

    Roo with injured foot! Help

    Very informative!! Thank you! I will be doing this today.
  14. PinaBoBina

    Roo with injured foot! Help

    How can I tell if it’s sprained vs. broken?
  15. PinaBoBina

    Roo with injured foot! Help

    He’s resting now at my office. I feel just so bad!!!!!
  16. PinaBoBina

    Roo with injured foot! Help

    He has eaten a few bites of an apple and drank a little. He appears to be in pain and isn’t moving much.
  17. PinaBoBina

    Roo with injured foot! Help

    Sorry! Here are pictures before I wrapped it. I cleaned it with hydrogen peroxide, put some neosporin and wrapped it in gauze. I hope what I did was okay!!!
  18. PinaBoBina

    Roo with injured foot! Help

    Hey guys! So this passed weekend I put tags on my chickens legs and left them a little loose so they can grow into them. BAD IDEA. I have a rooster who caught his tag in a screw in the coop in the nesting bars, and was hanging upside down when I came in this morning. His foot was bleeding...
  19. PinaBoBina

    Remodel of Used Coop the Hens Hate! ~ Ideas Please?

    I’ve heard chickens do not like fluorescent lighting because they are sensitive to the flickering that we as humans don’t notice as much. Maybe try switching out the light?
  20. PinaBoBina

    Thanks for the birthday wishes!

    Thanks for the birthday wishes!
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