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How are they doing? -Kathy

Oh how mine would love that grass! -Kathy

That's a lovely set-up! -Kathy

You're welcome and thanks! When I rescued the chicks I found that article to be one of the better ones. -Kathy

The Penn State Poultry Health Handbook is also mentioned: http://extension.psu.edu/publications/agrs-052 -Kathy

Good info here: https://sites.google.com/a/poultrypedia.com/poultrypedia/poultry-podiatry -Kathy

More on perosis: Quote: My first year was almost my last year of raising peafowl. I didn’t want to deal with the pain and suffering, mine and theirs. I became determined to learn everything possible about slipped tendons. I called two universities and talked to professors in their poultry...

My experience with perosis is limited to a few peachicks from the feedstore, and it's a tuff one to treat because it come on so fast. Birds might limp a little for a day or two, then once the leg starts turning it does progress very fast in most. In one the leg rotated so far that the toes were...

Info on Perosis: -Kathy

Interesting info about niacin: -Kathy

Some of you might find this useful. Lots of technical stuff, but also has some basic info: http://avianmedicine.net/content/uploads/2013/03/46.pdf -Kathy