Is there a time frame I should see improvement in, or is she going to battle this for life?
When my duckling was 11 days old I first noticed her spinning with her neck stuck. I asked on here and was told it was wry neck. So, I began to immediately treat it with Sav-a-chick until I got [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Nutri-Drench the next day. I have been using that since. I am using brewers yeast in their non medicated chick starter and doing everything I have read to try and combat this but it's becoming more and more common. Anytime she is frightened or startled, she will become "stuck" with her neck completely backwards as she just flaps helplessly on the ground. After about 30 seconds she stops flapping but she can't walk for a minute or two, then she's totally fine like nothing happened. She looks great, is growing and feathering nicely....just dealing with this neck thing. [/FONT]
When my duckling was 11 days old I first noticed her spinning with her neck stuck. I asked on here and was told it was wry neck. So, I began to immediately treat it with Sav-a-chick until I got [FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Nutri-Drench the next day. I have been using that since. I am using brewers yeast in their non medicated chick starter and doing everything I have read to try and combat this but it's becoming more and more common. Anytime she is frightened or startled, she will become "stuck" with her neck completely backwards as she just flaps helplessly on the ground. After about 30 seconds she stops flapping but she can't walk for a minute or two, then she's totally fine like nothing happened. She looks great, is growing and feathering nicely....just dealing with this neck thing. [/FONT]