Foot/leg problems spreading in flock of chicks (photos)

that looks nothing at all like spraddle leg. it could easily be a vitamin deficiency but im not sure what else could cause this. hopefully and expert can tell you. where did you get the birds? did you call them and tell them about the problem?

yay! another one! where in Alaska do you live?

also, wire floor might be an option. im sorry about your chicks. i've recently switched from Mc Murray to Randall Burkey. they have cheaper everything and a bigger variety of breeds. i also hear their chicks are healthier.

try giving them pedialyte or watered down gatorade. poor things

I've no idea, but hope someone else sees this that does.  Poor chicks, that looks painful!

Best guess is that you have a mineral or vitamin deficiency. Did the chicks arrive like this or has it developed recently- they are 2 weeks old? If this just started recently, around 10-14 days is when the vits/minerals provided by MOM & yolk is all used up- and they are depending on the food only. Lack of RIBOFLAVIN in the starter ration is listed as being a cause of 'curled toe paralyis' the photo certainly looks like that- symptoms are down on hocks with inward curled toes. Chick is alert, but legs are very weak. If caught early- all these little guys need is a multivitamin supplement in their water ASAP- make sure it contains riboflavin. What are you feeding, how old is it, and where did it come from. Report the problem to the feed store that you got this food from if it is less than 1 month old. Also ASAP---If you bought a local milled food, switch immediately to a commercial chick start. If you bought from a bulk bin that you don't know how old the food is, or if you are using food you bought more than a few months ago- get new commercial food.

try polyvisol and check the internet for chicks with curled toes they show how to make little boots for them.my chick had same problem i made little boot now babies foot is straight

Agreed!  You can find Poly-vi-sol (without iron) in the vitamin department of your local department store like Walmart.  I've been putting 4 or 5 drops in my chicks water since they were hatched.  In this case, you might want to up it to around 8-10 drops for a few days. 

Polyvisol is made by Similac.