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HI- We have a polish hen who is acting like her head is too heavy to hold up, or her neck is injured or broken.
She will look up/ hold her head up for about 30 seconds, and then her head will begin to lower forward until its on the ground.
She acts very much like she has a neck injury, and Im no expert, but my guess is maybe the big polish roo decided to get rough when attempting to mate.
Its pretty severe. She lays down, head down, beak down most of the time. She looks dead. (Shes in a box in the kitchen so Im watching her)
If I shake the box, she pops her head up, but after a few seconds it falls back down.
Not interested in food or water. Im forcing water with a dropper.
Any ideas???
Thank you.
EDIT: She is eating! I gave her a chunk of baked potato and corn yesterday and she woudln touch it. Shes in there pecking at it now!
HI- We have a polish hen who is acting like her head is too heavy to hold up, or her neck is injured or broken.
She will look up/ hold her head up for about 30 seconds, and then her head will begin to lower forward until its on the ground.
She acts very much like she has a neck injury, and Im no expert, but my guess is maybe the big polish roo decided to get rough when attempting to mate.
Its pretty severe. She lays down, head down, beak down most of the time. She looks dead. (Shes in a box in the kitchen so Im watching her)
If I shake the box, she pops her head up, but after a few seconds it falls back down.
Not interested in food or water. Im forcing water with a dropper.
Any ideas???
Thank you.
EDIT: She is eating! I gave her a chunk of baked potato and corn yesterday and she woudln touch it. Shes in there pecking at it now!
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