majortaylor
Chirping
I have a sweet serama rooster that was attacked by a huge cat about 2 weeks ago. He had puncture wounds under both wounds that unfortunately got infected. After a week of antibiotics, the infection has cleared up and his wounds are healing.
His personality seems to have changed a lot. He won't crow anymore, doesn't flap his wings much, doesn't make many chirps and won't mate with his ladies. He sleeps a lot and I still need to give him treats for him to eat much. I'm wondering if he will be this way permanently or if the process of healing will take a lot longer and he's depressed?
If anyone else who've had something similar happen could give me some advice that would be great! Thanks
His personality seems to have changed a lot. He won't crow anymore, doesn't flap his wings much, doesn't make many chirps and won't mate with his ladies. He sleeps a lot and I still need to give him treats for him to eat much. I'm wondering if he will be this way permanently or if the process of healing will take a lot longer and he's depressed?
If anyone else who've had something similar happen could give me some advice that would be great! Thanks