A sick roo- help!

I sure wish I had some suggestions for you. I think I would call a vet. Poor Roo!

 

Oh I'm so sorry your not getting any suggestions and trying to figure this out! How long has it looked this way and has he still not been able to poop?

 

It's next to impossible for me to know from pictures alone but maybe vent gleet?
http://www.tillysnest.com/2012/12/vent-gleet-prevention-and-treatment.html
Poor guy. I would isolate him from the others, evern though he's the rooster you wouldn't want them messing with him.

 

Hi,
Can you soak him in epsom salts like you do for a hen that cannot pass an egg. It might soften things up so you can be sure to a good look at down there.
mg

 

I can't see his vent that well, but it looks like he may have a prolapsed vent. If you can bring him inside and keep him overnight, I would place him in a shallow warm bath (epsom salts if you have it.) Lubricate his vent and try to put it back inside, and hold it for 10 minutes. Put some honey or Preparation H inside and on the outside of the vent tissue to help decrease the swelling. Try to keep it clean, and push it back inside if it keeps coming out. Roosters sometimes get this from dehydration and constipation, but hens get it more often from egg binding and other problems. Look at this link and pictures to see if this is what you are seeing with him: http://www.the-chicken-chick.com/2012/04/prolapse-vent-causes-treatment-graphic.html

Vent gleet also could be a secondary problem, so here is a link for that: https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/vent-gleet-aka-nasty-chicken-butt

 

The white part of the droppings is urates--chicken urine. Probiotics or a product such as Probios Dispersible Powder in the water may help with intestinal health and immunity. If constipation occurs, applesauce may help.