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I don’t see anything either. Maybe she was looking at the bottom of the joint but that’s not a scab, just the joint. Vitamin B complex is great but it only has B vitamins. Rooster booster poultry cell is also a good thing to have around because it has all the other vitamins.

Could you post a picture of the bottom of his feet? Bumblefoot usually is a noticeable sore or dark scab. It’s actually a staph infection, staph pretty much is everywhere and only becomes an issue of it enters a cut or scrape. If it’s a developmental issue from a deficiency a broad spectrum...

Avian/ exotic vets are what to look for, but if you can find a farm vet that will be your best choice, they can pretty much treat anything and they tend to be cheaper. Unfortunatly there really aren’t a lot of them left, most are retired or passed. There’s also university veterinary labs, some...

Amoxicillin, baytril, or SMZ TMP. Baytril will probably be most likely to treat a wide variety of problems, next best being amoxicillin. For specific bacteria’s more specific antibiotics are needed but the vet will be able to sort out what. If it’s a respiratory fungal issue only a vet can...

You’re not being annoying, you’re doing what you can by reaching out and asking questions. First off how many weeks old is your gosling now? Canker is treated with metronidazole (Flagyl) I haven expierienced canker myself with geese but I haven’t heard of anyone else with a goose with canker...

How much does he weigh?

Has he had any dark droppings since?

Fenbendazole has been linked to causing stress bars in feathers during Feather development. To my knowledge there’s no known proof that it was caused by fenbendazole and not the illness “worms” itself, but the possibility does exist. Sometimes when parasites are dying their bodies also release...

Well if he’s not felling ill that’s a good sign.

I just want to ask, have you noticed any behavioral changes, like lethargy, depression, not being very energetic, getting tired more easily? Usually with infections, coccidia, and other parasites it effects their behavior because of malabsorption of nutrients, pain, and feeling ill.

I doubt any of that would cause dark droppings, and the spinach and would cause occasional dark green droppings. You could stop giving any vitamins for a day and see if it goes away. As for what to try first, that’s up to you and what you’re able to do first. Corid you can find at tractor...

Really quick though are you feeding any supplements like Rooster Booster that are high in iron? That will make the droppings dark brown.

It’s hard to say with just that one dropping. But if it’s mucous and generally dark that doesn’t sound right. So long as you aren’t feeding any dark foods like strawberries or cherries, Dark brown can indicate bleeding high in the digestive tract, if it’s blood it can be from other things but...

Could you post a picture? Does it smell really strong? What color is it? Green? Brown? Black? Red? Rust? Is it mucous? Is it bubbly? Is it constant or occasional?