Thanks everyone for the help. I’ll talk to the local feed stores and make a decision from there.
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You have me interested now. I remember wry being caused by vitamin deficiency. Did I get that wrong?I am pretty sure that your wry neck problems did not come from the feed. I never have wry neck problems with any of my poultry. I do not give rooster booster or supplemental niacin. I also don't try to save defective hatchlings.
I usually see people trying to treat wry neck with vitamin E.You have me interested now. I remember wry being caused by vitamin deficiency. Did I get that wrong?
A couple lasted to 8 weeks for butchering. A couple passed before then. I don't separate or expend effort.
I've got a small one in the last hatch of 4. The other 2 caught up to the big egg Rosetta looking one.
Interesting. Thank you for sharing the knowledge. I hope I don't see it anymore.I usually see people trying to treat wry neck with vitamin E.
Wry neck can be a symptom of several different problems. If it is a symptom of a vitamin deficiency, it would be cause by the deficiency in the brood stock. If it is a symptom of a disease that is a different story.
There is also the possibility that the tendency to get the symptom may be genetic.
Curled toes definitely can be due to genetics.
Everyone wants a simple answer but for the most part things are complex.
I wouldn't wish it on anyone.Interesting. Thank you for sharing the knowledge. I hope I don't see it anymore.
Niacin? For quail? I thought that was just for waterfowl?I use Purina Game bird & Turkey Starter 30% for the first 8 weeks then switch to MG layer formula. Works well. Getting nice growth.
Add niacin in the water for the first 6 weeks.
Nevermind! I kept reading and found my answer.Niacin? For quail? I thought that was just for waterfowl?