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[Traveler17]

I have got a roost with cheesed nose whats the mid it can be helpful and thank you...

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

 

[Rugbygainz]

Your post is abit unclear but if I got it right your rooster has some sort of crusting or fluid around his nose? Sounds like a respiratory issue, could you please give a better explanation so it is easier for us to help you.

 

[Eggcessive]

Can you post a picture, and give any more symptoms? Is the nostril blocked?

 

[Traveler17]

Your post is abit unclear but if I got it right your rooster has some sort of crusting or fluid around his nose? Sounds like a respiratory issue, could you please give a better explanation so it is easier for us to help you.

The upper respiratory tract is completely closed by thing like cheese due to a previous cold injury and now appears in the mouth of the highest yellow cheeses.

 

[Traveler17]

Can you post a picture, and give any more symptoms? Is the nostril blocked?

The upper respiratory tract is completely closed by thing like cheese due to a previous cold injury and now appears in the mouth of the highest yellow cheeses.

 

[chickengeorgeto]

The upper respiratory tract is completely closed by thing like cheese due to a previous cold injury and now appears in the mouth of the highest yellow cheeses.

I believe that you are seeing the effects of "Wet Fowl Pox" I am sorry but this form of Fowl Pox is almost always fetal. Google it to learn more.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I have got a roost with cheesed nose whats the mid it can be helpful and thank you...

The upper respiratory tract is completely closed by thing like cheese due to a previous cold injury and now appears in the mouth of the highest yellow cheeses.

I believe that you are seeing the effects of "Wet Fowl Pox" I am sorry but this form of Fowl Pox is almost always fetal. Google it to learn more.

Hi @Traveler17 Can you post some photos of your rooster, including the clogged nostrils, comb and inside of his beak?

If you have a vet that can see him, that is always best.

As @chickengeorgeto suggested, you may be dealing with Wet Form of Fowl Pox or it could be Canker (trichomoniasis).

 

[Traveler17]

Thanks for help