Poor Hector, I hope he perks back up.
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I had a rooster that was like this and he never got better and he killed one of my hens. He eventually challenged a neighborhood dag and you can imagine how well that turned out. Sometimes they need to be isolated, culled, or gotten rid of. It's unfortunate but true. It also depends on if you have him for breeding or not. I was recently made aware that white ameraucana's are rare. I have been looking for some in my area for over a year.This evening while holding Hector (that is his name) he could put partial weight on his legs but needed me to support him half way or he falls over. Yes his eyes are equal. And his R wing is not flaccid but he still does not move it (yet) he does not seem to be in pain but seems a little confused. If I hold a cup of water in front of him, he ignores it but if I shake it so he hears the water, he ducks in a takes a long drink. He is a big beautiful bird and I hope that he does recover. I am not sure what to do with the other rooster but I am thinking of sending him away.
The way Betty told the story the white Am was flying up and jumping on Hector who was not resisting at the point that she found them. I don't see much in the way of bruises but there are some feathers missing on his back where the neck starts.
Thank youShe's a cute girl! Are the chicks 'hers' or from other hens?
Glad Booboo's rash has cleared up. That must have been worrisome.