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A vet will be able to diagnose him better, as, he/she can do a physical exam, listen to the lungs and heart with a stethoscope, look in the throat, the vent etc. And if you can afford it, a blood test will give more accurate information. And they can provide the appropriate medicine to make him...

Greetings Lifeiseasy, I'm sorry your little rooster is still not doing well. His behavior is not normal, he needs veterinary help. You say he is drinking. Is he eating feed? Is he pooping normally? What color is his comb and wattles? :(

FYI - His temperature is normal for a rooster. My rooster has the same temperature 104. His poops are improving, just monitor his progress. If he is eating, pooping, drinking water, he may have just had a minor infection that his body is fighting off. And remember, roosters don't drink as much...

You may want to buy the sanitary disposible cover too, so you can use it for other chickens safely. Best to you and your rooster. :)

OK, great. You also, should check his temperature. Then, you'll know if he is fighting an infection. Sometimes, a chicken can peck at and eat from a dead carcass (squirrel, rat, mouse, birds, etc.), or drink from polluted, standing water. These things can cause infection, if it's bacterial, he...

Greetings Lifeiseasy, Your rooster is very ill, his poop is water because he has not been eating. More details are needed to determine what could be causing his illness. You mentioned a cold snap, he requires a warm place without any drafts. A temperature of about 65 to 70 degrees would be...