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- Sep 7, 2020
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My Silkie Roo is shaking his head and tilting it to one side a little bit this morning and if he shakes his body, he loses balance. What could be wrong? He seems and looks normal otherwise.
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It is possible he could have hit his head on something. What did you do for your hen?My Silkie Roo is shaking his head and tilting it to one side a little bit this morning and if he shakes his body, he loses balance. What could be wrong? He seems and looks normal otherwise.
Yeah, he seems to be normal besides his head tilting/losing balanceShe would need some time by herself to recover, away from everyone else for a few hours. Silkies have thinner skulls, hence why they are more susceptible to head injuries.
Is your roo still eating, drinking, pooping normally?
That's good. Maybe separate him from the flock for a few hours for observation. Offer him some of his favorite foods (mine like scrambled eggs, cooked oatmeal, pumpkin puree, and plain green yogurt) and fresh water and see how he does.Yeah, he seems to be normal besides his head tilting/losing balance
My Silkie Roo is shaking his head and tilting it to one side a little bit this morning and if he shakes his body, he loses balance. What could be wrong? He seems and looks normal otherwise.
How old is he?It is possible he could have hit his head on something. What did you do for your hen?