You can also give him a baby aspirin 81mg or a reg 325mg aspirin for pain/swelling,dose is 25mg per lb of body weight,crush and place in water(my preference)or sprinkle over feed. Where is his one remaining girl? It might be a good idea for him to see her(i would not put him with her b/c of his injuries)but if he can see her,it might help with depression as he will realize he saved one of his girls. It would also help her to see him,i am sure she is stressed also,you might want to consider giving her some electrolytes for shock, keep an eye on her too.Ok so update today..he survived through the night although he looks so sad. Seeing his girls get killed along with his own trauma I am sure is why he is so sad. I sprayed a ton of Vetericyn. Fancy Feet I am doing exactly what you did with yours but I do not have mine in the coop with his girls because he only has 1 surviving girl out of 4 that we found later that night in the 1st big run we fence off for rotation. She apparently flew over the first fence and then she went behind our electrical box and hid all night there. I honestly don't think he will do too well out in the coop with the rest of them he gets a bit anxious when I had him on my lap and heard the other rooster crowing. He has been eating and drinking. Drinking a lot!!! Right now I just checked on him and he is perched on his water bowl in the horse trough. He can't walk real well on his left side, he tries and nearly falls. I just pray he makes it. He is such a great rooster!
Make sure he is warm,when ill/injured chickens cannot regulate their body temp,so additional heat may be required.
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