Thanks y'all. The vet had me leave him to try and hydrate and stabilize him. Hubs stopped in a few minutes ago to check on him. He is crowing and moving around some. They said they are running some tests on him. So all I can do is wait and hope.
Our posts must have crossed. I just put an update on this thread. Thanks for your thoughts @Shadrach@Bamabexchicks
Just read through the thread about your rooster.
Any news? I guess he's still at the vets (?)
Any idea what the problem is?
) apparently he does it a lot. One sitting hen didn't even get out of the coop as it got carried.
Apparently she's a bit feisty and best left undisturbed.
All in all, sounds like you had an interesting day.I'm definitely not the man I was.
Moving a few coops has worn me out. Rough ground though and heavy coops.
Spent a good part of the morning chatting with three other nutters about chickens. Got flogged by a rooster (sweetie
It's a hot chocolate and early bed once I've given Blue Spot her meds and done Nolia's legs.
Any days with chickens are good days in my book.
Unless they are flogging you and being a royal PITA!Any days with chickens are good days in my book.
Thanks y'all. The vet had me leave him to try and hydrate and stabilize him. Hubs stopped in a few minutes ago to check on him. He is crowing and moving around some. They said they are running some tests on him. So all I can do is wait and hope.
Me too girl! He's such a sweet boy, was my Valentine's gift from hubs.
I like to say that I can still do all the things I ever could, but it takes a lot longer and hurts a lot more. That isn't all bad.
