- Jan 29, 2012
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Hi everyone. I have a 18month female plymouth rock that is quite unbalanced. Her condition has continously deteriorated to the point that she is now unable to get up and walk. We have recently moved to a hotter climate. The last 2 weeks have been 30-40 degrees. Although she is unable to walk, she still has a healthy looking red comb, her appetite hasnt altered, she is still laying eggs and she still has the energy to move around but she doesnt try anymore because she repetedly falls on her face.
We think it might be heat stroke but we are still unsure. If it was to be heat stroke, what is the best way treat her?
Please please please help!!!!!
We think it might be heat stroke but we are still unsure. If it was to be heat stroke, what is the best way treat her?
Please please please help!!!!!
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