emily_snow707
Chirping
- Mar 6, 2021
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I have a silkie rooster who started limping about a couple of months ago. Yes, months. I don't know what to do. I saw him limping one day and just thought that he must have jumped off a roost and, being a silkie, was unable to break his fall by flying. My mom didn't let me take him out of the coop for a couple of days, hoping he would get better on his own. When he wasn't recovering, I finally moved him to a different pen. It's been a long, long time since and he still won't put pressure on his one leg. I felt around on his leg and found a swollen joint. The swelling hasn't gone down since the first day I noticed it
There are no signs of Bumblefoot. He is very lively and his leg doesn't seem to be putting him in any kind of pain. I don't know what to do. My parents want to just put him out of his misery but I want that to be the last resort. Please, if anybody knows anything about what could help him, let me know.
This is a vid of his limp. As you could see, he is very lively but still won’t put pressure on his foot. (Don’t mind when he poops lol)
There are no signs of Bumblefoot. He is very lively and his leg doesn't seem to be putting him in any kind of pain. I don't know what to do. My parents want to just put him out of his misery but I want that to be the last resort. Please, if anybody knows anything about what could help him, let me know.This is a vid of his limp. As you could see, he is very lively but still won’t put pressure on his foot. (Don’t mind when he poops lol)
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