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Petey is an awesomely fugly roo-boy. So glad he is better.

Mr Fuggley! AHAHAHA! I love it! Maybe Petey could become Mr. Petey Fuggleypants? Photos please!

Ok, time to feed him some bacon. Yummy fatty bacon. He might be just burning up heaps of calories fighting the infection. I know when I got sick with a bad virus I lost about 7 kilos in two weeks. It's the only time I could eat cake and hot chips with a clear conscience! So glad to hear...

Yes, we want a Petey update! I hope he is ok!

YAYAYAYAY! Soon you'll have to get some more hens to keep him happy.

sunny & the 5 egg layers : Quote: I am so happy to hear that he is feeling better! Haha! Good ol' Petey, back to being obnoxious! Congratulations, so glad to hear he's on the mend.

Quote: You're a great chicken momma! Go Petey, we love you!

Yes, he absolutely has a secondary infection. After a severe trauma a chicken will often get a disease - for example, the rooster in the link I sent you developed fowl pox shortly after being thrashed. Petey sounds really really sick. I would get some Tylan. Also, you must gently squeeze...

Petey is such an obnoxious weird booger, I am in love with him. GO PETEY! I am sending you happy vibes from Australia.

Hi! This is an amazing thread on the Andy Vardy Backyard Poultry site about caring for a rooster that had been thrashed (by another rooster in this case). His eyes were REALLY bad, but turns out there was still an eyeball in them: http://forum.backyardpoultry.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=8004609...