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    Cockerel with bad limp in both legs

    There's no swelling or heat in his left leg as compared to the other, he is pretty hot though. He has a pretty good resting set up, and I'll cook him some eggs right now!
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    Cockerel with bad limp in both legs

    Thanks for the tips! I'll make sure the flock still remains accustomed to him. He was taken off of the chick starter for a few days since he's been in the coop, could that have contributed to his injury? I have a gif of him posted here for reference if you need!
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    Cockerel with bad limp in both legs

    Hello! Thank you, it's good to know that they're still in danger at this age, growing up with the flock or not. I heard that 6-7 weeks was the ideal time to introduce, but we still waited until they were a little bigger. Funny enough, they've been pretty acceptive of our little pullet, letting...
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    Cockerel with bad limp in both legs

    Thank you! This guy hatched from one of our own chickens, but I think at least some kind of a quarantine would be a good idea. He's currently being kept separate from the others with his sister for company, they're a pretty close duo but tell me if you think I should take her out. Some good...
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    Cockerel with bad limp in both legs

    I have a little cockerel about 10 weeks old, and when I introduced him to our flock the chickens were pretty aggressive and charged him a few times. They got used to him eventually, but yesterday one attacked and he developed a limp in his left leg. I'm not sure exactly if it was from another...
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