adult rooster

My rooster's head went upside down: here's how we're fixing it

One of my roosters turned his head completely upside down, and let me tell you, it's as unsettling as it sounds. After an attack and a mite infestation, his recovery cage was too small. Lesson learned the hard way. Now we're tackling wry neck with poultry cell, nutritional yeast, and a selenium-plus-vitamin E gel I only started this week. No improvement yet, but he's still eating scrambled eggs and pecking grass under supervision. The vet's tomorrow to check for infection from his messy living situation. I'm not giving up on this feathered friend, he's a household favorite. If you've dealt with wry neck in an adult roo, I'd love your feedback. For more on rooster dilemmas, check out "5 Lovely Little Roosters Need a Home."