I have a 3-4 day bantam mutt I just bought from the local feed store who had been very lively, active and attentive up until maybe an hour ago. Eating, drinking, pooing. He has started leaning back and pushing his legs straight out in front of him, pulling his head back until it slides to the left. He cannot stand up on his own straight for more than a few seconds.
Could he have a vitamin deficiency that you know of? I've had a baby emu who had a vitamin B deficiency since birth, who I fed collard greens and some very small amounts of crushed powdered vB tablets and was able to eventually cure. I knew he needed B by the type of seizures he would have, going forward rather than back, but that was pretty much of the opposite of what my bantam baby is doing now and I am not sure what causes the "back" pulling motion. He is so tiny and I am so very worried about him, cause I don't know what to give him. Please help,
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Could he have a vitamin deficiency that you know of? I've had a baby emu who had a vitamin B deficiency since birth, who I fed collard greens and some very small amounts of crushed powdered vB tablets and was able to eventually cure. I knew he needed B by the type of seizures he would have, going forward rather than back, but that was pretty much of the opposite of what my bantam baby is doing now and I am not sure what causes the "back" pulling motion. He is so tiny and I am so very worried about him, cause I don't know what to give him. Please help,
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