injured rooster

[chucken3000]

I wouldn't give a rooster extra Calcium, they don't need it.

If he's been limping for 10 months and he's not better/worse, can get around, eats/drinks/mates, etc. then I would just continue on caring for him like you have been.

thank you!

 

[Eggcessive]

@chucken3000 do you have any pictures of your rooster standing from the front or back showing both legs? Does either leg bow out or go inward? There are some leg bone deformities that get worse with growth and there can be tendon issues as well. Does he limp or walk strangely? A video uploaded to YouTube or a similar site with a link posted here may be helpful.

 

[chucken3000]

@chucken3000 do you have any pictures of your rooster standing from the front or back showing both legs? Does either leg bow out or go inward? There are some leg bone deformities that get worse with growth and there can be tendon issues as well. Does he limp or walk strangely? A video uploaded to YouTube or a similar site with a link posted here may be helpful.

i cant figure out do do a video but his legs look identical.

when he stands, he often stand on just one leg (his good one) and his limp is very dramatic its almost like he throws himself into the air with his good leg and then touches it with bad leg repeat.
He still eats and drinks and mates though and even tries to attack me all the time lol. he also seems to have problems with his crow, it normally cuts off and sounds really bad lol