OK well good luck...Lori if you tap on the pic it should enlarge enough for you to read- it stated a prednisone treatment plan for 15 days.
I have a personal treatment plan given to me from Alan Stanford.. So ill follow and see how we go
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OK well good luck...Lori if you tap on the pic it should enlarge enough for you to read- it stated a prednisone treatment plan for 15 days.
I have a personal treatment plan given to me from Alan Stanford.. So ill follow and see how we go
Well I personally would never cull a chick if I can save it but of course, if you don't have the time or effort to put into helping it recover then I would say culling is your best option. Can they fully recover, of COURSE, but it will not happen overnight, in fact, with wry neck they ALWAYS get worst before they get better, it's just a matter of patients, time and effort..Hi-after reviewing everyone's posts about this wry neck business, I am convinced that is what's wrong with my 3.5 week old silkie chick. He seems pretty dizzy or confused, off balance and twisting his nexk oddly. He is able to eat and drink. He is able to move around and scratch. My husband thinks he should be culled, especially since we have 30 chicks arriving next week. This chick is pretty darn cute, but I am hoping to breed next year and do not want this chick for breeding stock.
Thoughts on culling this chick or trying to save it? If we are going to cull, is there a best method for this?
Many thanks
Amy