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  1. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Quote: HIp Hip Huray for Foghorn. Love it, Love it.
  2. auntieLisa

    Dead Bantam, don't know why, HELP!

    Quote: With a broken feather sounds like maybe she fell and hit her head. Maybe a dog got ahold of her or charged her into a hard surface. I have read that chicken can have heart attacks easy. Hmmmm. Sorry for your loss.
  3. auntieLisa

    Chicken fine yesterday, eaten up with maggots today????!!!

    Quote: You should call your local Ag department. See what they have to say. You said you culled her to get a closer look. Did you perform and necropsy? What did she look like inside?
  4. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Not saying that practical advice from one experienced in farm life isn't valuable, but in in this case, that isn't very sound advice to be giving to someone who is genuinely concerned enough about a rooster described in the thread title as "beloved" to ask for real help and information. You...
  5. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    keep up the good work.
  6. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Quote: I would somewhat agree with this but I never waited. I follow my gut instinct. Another helpful thing I do for my "patients" is putting them in my spare bathroom shower enclosure with lots of paper towels as flooring. This makes a great a ICU as I can monitor through the glass door. Once...
  7. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Dosage for Ivomec Eprinx From a post by "Barnyard" "I have used this many times on my birds.... standard's .5cc bantams .25cc" If you decide to worm repeat dosage in 7-14 days ( I think) keyword search for Ivomec Eprinex with in BYC -Gotta get back to work. Keep us posted.
  8. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Quote: You are doing a great job. Keep up the good work. Glad he is feeling better. I would think crowing is a good sign. Keep us updated.
  9. auntieLisa

    I have been flogged FYI ***I will NOT be culling this Rooster

    Quote: I happen to like an aluminum scoop shovel its lite, I can use it to pick up the nasty-ist bedding to throw out and its makes it quite easy to smack down a rooster!! I tried the shovel smack down as well; I just ended up feeling like someone who abuses animals. Flogging is chicken...
  10. auntieLisa

    I have been flogged FYI ***I will NOT be culling this Rooster

    Quote: I had to laugh while reading this one. I had a visual the whole time. I have actually done just what you have described in the past and it worked for a while. Now he is at it again.
  11. auntieLisa

    I have been flogged FYI ***I will NOT be culling this Rooster

    Quote: Have a double cheeseburger, onion rings and a chocolate malt for lunch tomorrow... always makes me feel better! lol
  12. auntieLisa

    Ok... ANOTHER worming question...

    Quote: that is correct
  13. auntieLisa

    I have been flogged FYI ***I will NOT be culling this Rooster

    Quote: I have had the shot just a few months ago. Thanks for your reply
  14. auntieLisa

    I have been flogged FYI ***I will NOT be culling this Rooster

    Quote: Hi there. Thanks for the advice. I will try that one.
  15. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Quote: Sad to say but you do tell the truth and tell it like it is. For some of us our birds are our joy. Even though what you say is true we hate to see someone or an animal suffer that brings us joy. Sounds like the Rooster friend brings Joy to someone. So I say yes take care of your Rooster...
  16. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Quote: Other than water I think you are doing what you can do. You could try just a little sugar in his water or pedialyte (sp?) If you have any antibiotics left over laying around you could crush that up in his water give by dropper and start that. I don't think at this point it would hurt...
  17. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Quote: If he is for real feverish he is fighting off an infection. An infection can be due to a number of things. If it is worms he could be having a secondary infection from the infestation. You are doing the right thing to bring him in away from the other birds and to protect him from them...
  18. auntieLisa

    My beloved rooster seems to be dying... HELP!

    Quote: I have read that mites will kill a bird. I have read to put vaseline on the legs this smothers the mites and they die. As for his poo. The white you describe is likely the urates (pee) it is the white stuff on the poo. It all comes out solid when normal. I am by no means all that...
  19. auntieLisa

    I have been flogged FYI ***I will NOT be culling this Rooster

    Quote: Yeah I know. Cull. I asked Dh to take him to the farm supply. I turned his eggs 5 time a day in the bator. He is one beauty of a bird. This is not the first time. He has made contact before only not as bad.
  20. auntieLisa

    I have been flogged FYI ***I will NOT be culling this Rooster

    Quote: I had a recent tetanus shot. What is the potato trick?
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