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- Aug 7, 2020
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My Silkie roo has been stumbling a lot today. He is acting like he’s intoxicated and falls a bit even. Is this an equilibrium problem or an injury and how can I help him. Thank you.
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Do you have a picture of him you can upload? It might help us to help you.My Silkie roo has been stumbling a lot today. He is acting like he’s intoxicated and falls a bit even. Is this an equilibrium problem or an injury and how can I help him. Thank you.
He does not have a vaulted skull, I don’t see how he would have received any severe damage to the head, the only damage would have been from another flock mate, but he usually stays out of any conflicts.Does he have a vaulted skull, and is there any chance he may have received a blow to his head ?
He is currently asleep as it’s night so I can’t really take one now, but I can tomorrow if this behavior continues.Do you have a picture of him you can upload? It might help us to help you.
He has a very small crest (he’s a mixed breed) so his vision is fine, but he’s all better now. I don’t know what his issue is but he resolved it. Thank you for the advice, any how.Next question: Is he able too see right, can you see his eyes when standing in front of him?
If not, plaese trim back all the fluff to allow for unobstructed view. Often crested breeds as Silkies and Polish suffer from overgrown head feathers leading to loss of orientation and even starvation.
That is good news, hopefully he will stay fine.He has a very small crest (he’s a mixed breed) so his vision is fine, but he’s all better now. I don’t know what his issue is but he resolved it. Thank you for the advice, any how.![]()