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Emergency!! chicken almost dead, not moving

I suggest you refrigerate his body and tomorrow locate a state lab and ask about having his body necropsied. You will learn if there is anything that could have consequences for your remaining chickens.
Yes, this is a great idea! I would do this! Anyone have an idea about a lab she could send him too?
 
@Molly04 :hugs I'm sorry about your rooster.
I agree, if possible, sending the body to your state lab will give you some answers.
Maine Health and Environmental Testing Laboratory (HETL)
Central Office:

221 State St., Augusta, Maine 04333
Telephone:
207-287-2727
Fax:
207-287-6832
wow thank you guys so much for being so helpful. If I could I would, but unfortunately I know my mom wouldn't agree. She's one of those people who doesn't believe in veterinary care for chickens, so she would think the idea of a chicken autopsy is ridiculous. I guess I'll just keep my eye out for anything I see around that could have been poisonous, or any mold. I'll probably deep clean the coop he was in just to be safe. My profile pic is him as a chick btw, he was so adorable :(
 
wow thank you guys so much for being so helpful. If I could I would, but unfortunately I know my mom wouldn't agree. She's one of those people who doesn't believe in veterinary care for chickens, so she would think the idea of a chicken autopsy is ridiculous. I guess I'll just keep my eye out for anything I see around that could have been poisonous, or any mold. I'll probably deep clean the coop he was in just to be safe. My profile pic is him as a chick btw, he was so adorable :(
Aww, he was adorable :hugs

Quite understandable about the testing and vet care too. Sometimes it can be quite expensive for those services.
 

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