Does he have a neurological issue? Please help!

[TheOddOneOut]

He does it for longer and more intensely, backing up and shaking his head. It’s not a great video, I know.

 

[LaFleche]

I do not see much of head shaking, but take a good look at the right ear in and outside.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

I do not see much of head shaking, but take a good look at the right ear in and outside.

I know, I couldn’t get more videos of it. I’ll check.

 

[Eggcessive]

Look for mites or drainage in his right ear. He might have an ear infection or ear mites. Try a QTip with some hydrogen peroxide into the ear canal and look for gunk or mites. Plain Neosporin, petroleum jelly, or mineral oil can be used in the ear canal.

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Look for mites or drainage in his right ear. He might have an ear infection or ear mites. Try a QTip with some hydrogen peroxide into the ear canal and look for gunk or mites. Plain Neosporin, petroleum jelly, or mineral oil can be used in the ear canal.

Update! He stopped. He’s fine now. Thanks for the help! He’s a cute little guy.

 

[Eggcessive]

Glad to hear that he is doing much better?

 

[JDChickChat]

Update! He stopped. He’s fine now. Thanks for the help! He’s a cute little guy.View attachment 2257320

So glad hes feeling better. Hes gorgeous!!

 

[TheOddOneOut]

So glad hes feeling better. Hes gorgeous!!

I know! I will have to rehome him, if he is a he.

 

[birdlover2]

I know! I will have to rehome him, if he is a he.

Glad to hear he's doing better, did you try anything suggested in the thread? Are you not allowed to have roos in your area?

 

[TheOddOneOut]

Glad to hear he's doing better, did you try anything suggested in the thread? Are you not allowed to have roos in your area?

I did look in his ears, there wasn’t much, but stuck in the feathers was a wood chip. Could that have caused it?
No, I am not. I love my little guy. No crows or saddles, 16 weeks.