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I don't know if you still have that cockerel, but if you are on Facebook, there are local poultry pages where a lot of sales and swaps happen. I assume rehoming, as well.I have an EE Rooster that's a bit over 4 months old that I need to rehome. Any suggestions? I am in Central Oklahoma.
Thanks. I will see if I can find something. I'm wavering over whether to keep him or not.I don't know if you still have that cockerel, but if you are on Facebook, there are local poultry pages where a lot of sales and swaps happen. I assume rehoming, as well.
I plan on getting on there myself to attempt to rehome at least one barnyard mix cockerel, but I know the chances of that are slim. Might have to eat him instead. Sad, because he's going to be a really good looking roo, but it's part of the deal sometimes.
There is an avian vet in Shawnee...office is on Harrison. He is surgery on a hen for me...$189 to remove two tumors. Had to knock her out and monitor oxygen during the surgery.
Can you post a photo of your hen's beak?
Some cracks can be superglued with wound glue to hold until the break grows out.
Some breaks can be smoothed with a Dremel.
A broken tip can be sealed with wound glue and monitored until it grows out.