My Rooster with deformed vent, Please Help!

[theoldchick]

Sounds like he has a prolapsed vent. Don't see it very often in a rooster but you need to keep him away from the hens as sometimes this is caused by mating too often. If he is a breeding rooster he needs to be culled. However, if he's a pet you will have to find a veterinarian who has experience in doing surgery on chickens. He will need to have his testes removed (castrated) and his vent reconstructed to prevent it from prolapsing. The removal of testes stops the hormone production which will can cause a rooster to prolapse his vent and penis. Good luck!

 

[JacinLarkwell]

Said they don't do that

I know, but that post came out of nowhere. No one had mentioned them doing that, there was no reason for that big post about why they don't do it

 

[Liz Birdlover]

Thank you so much for your advices Abriana,hysop,Eggcessive and Liz Birdlover , Yes I love him so much that I feed him everything and buy him a lot of things to eat and also new hens because he becomes happy when he sees new chickens, It will be difficult for him because he been used to eating these things for years but I'll stop feeding him all of these things that you mentioned and I hope he will heal soon, but even so, he needs a operation to improve the shape of his vent to look natural, If someone has a website for a chicken specialist doctor to communicate with, to see if it is possible, please send it to me by message. Thanks a lot god bless all of you❤

Can't refer a chicken doctor if we don't know where you are, near what city or town. I'm in Delaware, USA for example & there are no decent chicken veterinarians close by me. I used to know of one in Cherry Hill, NJ but that was many years ago, might not be there anymore.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I know, but that post came out of nowhere. No one had mentioned them doing that, there was no reason for that big post about why they don't do it

It's their thread, they are posting info about how they feed and care for their animals. The information may or may not be relevant to the issue at hand, but it's still their thread.
As for posts for no reason...I see a few.