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Date Posted: 15:52:23 06/14/13 Fri
Author: Tammy Wisecup (:~( <:()
Subject: Help us! Chicken with broken tail.

Chicken is now 3 months old, notice after accident 3-4 weeks ago that his/her tail was bending to side, each day more so. Now tail bent completely over to side. Looks like lower end of spine involved. Moves around great but looks like getting slightly difficult. Please don't tell us to put her/him down cause I am a nurse and can not do that! The chicken follow us and likes us more than the other chickens. Would like instructions on splinting. I know it is not a baby but is still a growing runt. It has not yet lost some of baby feathers. These are buckeye chickens and mature slowly. I think it is wry tail via an accident. :(

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