Rooster can not stand, right leg sticks out in front HELP!

[whitebarn]

My 2 yr old Light Brahmin rooster got beat up by a Spangled Hamburg, head, comb & waddles bloody 3 wks ago, (the Spangled Hamburg was a free extra from the hatchery I did not know his breed until he grew, then he started getting agressive with the two Brahmin roosters, he is now removed to rooster heaven) My Brahmin was healing OK treated his wounds, then we had a cold/snow spell below 25 degrees, found him huddled in an outdoor shelter in the yard, very cold legs seemed frozen, not moving. No black frostbite on legs or comb. My husband brought him in the house and revived him in front of a heater, however he can not stand up, sticks his right front leg out in front. Called the hatchery, he was vaccinated as a chick for Mareks. We have had him in a crate in the house for four days, he eats, poops, drinks, however has no strength in his legs, and sits with leg out front. I pick him up and put the leg back under, it only stays for a short time, then he flops around and sticks it back out again.
Is there anything I can do? Are there natural pain meds for chickens, should he be on an anitbiotic? Read about Hypericum Perforatum 30x for pain, anybody tried it? No bird vets in the area. Could he be sick from the stress and trauma of being beat up, he hasn't acted the same since. I have a warm coop with heat lamp, hay on the floor, roosting rack, 45 hens, the two Brahmin roosters.
Can I use Clavamax antibiotics on my Roo??
Many thanks for any advice. Frankie the Roo, thanks you too!!
White Barn Chickens

 

[SuziQ991]

Hi Whitebarn and welcome. I am somewhat new myself so I can offer little help. It sounds like you are doing good so far bringing him in the house and seperating from the flock. I would try to feed him some scrambled eggs and make sure he gets plenty to drink. You can give chickens asprins for pain. I am hoping someone with experience will jump in and help you. A lot of people work during the day so you may get your answers a little later in the day. I sure hope he pulls through for you. Please keep us updated.

 

[whitebarn]

Thanks SuziQ991 for responding. I went to the health food store today and got Hypericum, also my health food store suggested St John's Wort liquid to rub into Frankie's legs, it is used for frostbite in humans. I will make some scrambled eggs to see if he will eat tonight. His right leg that he keeps putting out in front of him is cold to the touch, I am afraid he has lost circulation.
Will keep you posted.
regards,
Kay and Frankie, from the White Barn