Rooster is bleeding from vent and I think his intestines are out

[Wyorp Rock]

I'm glad to see he's better!

Keep us posted on how he's doing.

 

[homeschoolchick]

I will. Thank you

 

[homeschoolchick]

So, he just had a watery poop. Others have been formed. Could this be from the Corid?(remember I gave Corid when I first saw blood, I was going to finish the round just incase)

 

[orelsi]

Amazing. I hope there's no infection. I've seen chickens recover fully from unbelievable injuries (fox attack, punctured neck, unable to lift head, unable to stand up, cut tendons, bleeding, you name it), so if yours recovers fully that will be one for the books. Separation is good in this case, keep monitoring him and give us updates, this is fascinating.

 

[homeschoolchick]

The rooster (affectionately called The Fonze) did not have any bleeding yesterday or last night. He is still alart, eating and drinking. I have picture of his vent from this morning. It isn't the best because his feathers kept covering it. But you can see there is no bleeding like before.

 

[Petitebird]

Thank you for everyone's responses. If he is alive in the morning, my neighbor will come over to put him down. She will be able to help me check out the intestines at that time.
It really sucks because he was a docile rooster, only 6 months old. He seemed healthy. He was active, eating and drinking, and crowing...a lot! It just doesn't make sense.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Wow, so he's alive and doing better? That's great, glad to hear!