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not really...but I can really tell I'll get a picture.Is he bleeding profusely?
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not really...but I can really tell I'll get a picture.Is he bleeding profusely?
Do you have a electrolyte solution on hand? If not,do you have Gatorade(if no)mix up some sugar water,see if you can get him to drink some,or drop a bit onto his beak,so that it rolls into him.not really...but I can really tell I'll get a picture.
Clean wound,if you cannot locate a bullet,then maybe it passed through him,but i am doubtful. Clean and apply an antibiotic ointment(nothing ending in "cain/cane",toxic to chickens). Look like very little blood,make sure it has stopped bleeding. Main concern is for shock,give him the electrolyte or Gatorade or sugar water,whichever you have. Keep him quiet,if wound is not bleeding and not very deep,leave uncovered. Watch for infection,signs of infection are: redness,swelling,foul smell,rooster not eating,lethargic. Do you have a vet?
Have you located an exit wound? If wound is not very deep,then maybe bullet grazed skin(this is the best case scenario).Clean wound,if you cannot locate a bullet,then maybe it passed through him,but i am doubtful. Clean and apply an antibiotic ointment(nothing ending in "cain/cane",toxic to chickens). Look like very little blood,make sure it has stopped bleeding. Main concern is for shock,give him the electrolyte or Gatorade or sugar water,whichever you have. Keep him quiet,if wound is not bleeding and not very deep,leave uncovered. Watch for infection,signs of infection are: redness,swelling,foul smell,rooster not eating,lethargic. Do you have a vet?
we are probably going to get a vet tomorrow, until then we are going to care for him as best we can.thank you for all your help and suggestions.Clean wound,if you cannot locate a bullet,then maybe it passed through him,but i am doubtful. Clean and apply an antibiotic ointment(nothing ending in "cain/cane",toxic to chickens). Look like very little blood,make sure it has stopped bleeding. Main concern is for shock,give him the electrolyte or Gatorade or sugar water,whichever you have. Keep him quiet,if wound is not bleeding and not very deep,leave uncovered. Watch for infection,signs of infection are: redness,swelling,foul smell,rooster not eating,lethargic. Do you have a vet?
Welcome,i hope he pulls through.we are probably going to get a vet tomorrow, until then we are going to care for him as best we can.thank you for all your help and suggestions.
thank you, this is not the first time he has tried to kill one of my roosters.I'll keep you posted on his conditionOh my gosh! I sure hope he pulls through! This is awful! Defiently turn him in for this! This is animal cruelty and not accepted! I'm so sorry for your bird! Your neighbor is a real price of work! This is so awful! I wish you the very very best! Good luck.
but he is doing better now.