My Rooster used to have voice cracks here and there but now its constant with the voice cracks in his crow. He turned 1 in Feb.
Is it normal for a 1 yr. old Rooster to have constant cracks in his crow?
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What breed is he? Some roosters have diffferent crows. Although it may be a problem. Do they have a constant supply of CLEAN water?
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he's a Swedish flower. I supply them with clean water every morning but he LOVES to drink the dirty water that spills into the dirt. It's like a "treat" to him.
He might be in need of deworming, as always drinking from puddles might have infested him with gapeworms.
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Right. That was one of my thoughts.
He may have ingested something into his airway. Chicken have voice boxes rather than vocal chords and it is relatively easy for a small particle of food or some other object to partially obstruct the airway/vice box.
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How can I deworming him? If I do deworming him and he doesnt have gapeworm he will be fine right?
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He doesnt have any symptoms of any gapewprm besides the crack in his crowing. Idk what to do
Deworming will do no harm if done correctly.
Maybe you can upload a video of his crowing to give us a better idea.
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That's what I was thinking but the only time hes crows is like in the morning when he wants me for something and that's it.
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