Oh no, what a scare!...Is this the Macho we all fell in love with a week ago? He looks as good as ever in the 2nd picture and I sure hope he is OK with no internal injuries. Maybe give him some extra Vit B (to help healing) or some supplements? And, keep those LF girls away from your gorgeous, sweet silkies.My Macho had quite a close call today. They were out freeranging, and a LF EE hen wandered up near them. Of course, Macho ran after her, all three pounds of him, to mate her, but she didn't take too kindly to that and turned around and thrashed him. She must have hit his head, because after the first hit, he collapsed to the ground instantly and didn't get up or move. I thought for an awful moment he was dead, just like my silkie/polish. I picked him up, and he was still breathing and blinking, but acting very dazed, not wanting to stand, and shaking. I put him in the dogloo to get his bearings, and he sat in there with his head down in the shavings for about an hour before slowly standing up and rejoining the flock. Now he's out and about, his usual self, popping his wings, crowing, chest thrust out. I'm thinking he maybe got a concussion. I hope it's not anything serious like a hematoma. I hope this teaches him to choose his women more wisely![]()
Shortly after his accident
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