In the "Chicken Health Handbook" Gail Damerow says, " Cause-- six different herpes viruses concentrated in feather follicles, shed in dander, survive for years in dust and litter; in pullets, often infect in combination with coccidiosis"
If she does survive im gonna name her funny feet!..im hopeing its a vitamin thing..iv been giving her multi vitamins and she isnt falling over as much..and was standing up today..im goig out in acouple mins to get poly vi sol!I get a little too attached with my JG's, so I had a cockerel in my room who was paralyzed and had seizures........... for 6 months. And he did recover, standing on both feet. Here's a picture of him in the midst of Marek's. One day I came home and he was sitting on his hocks, all I had fed him was chick starter and Poly-vi-sol in the water... I can't prove that Poly-vi-sol helped him survive, but he was a fighter.Notice the foot sticking out.
6 months later.
Keep her warm (75-70F). Make sure she's eating and drinking.
Hmmmm, least she's eatin'. Maybe it'll take time. That's good that she isn't falling backwards. I have a chick like this, called her Derpy. She would attempt to stand up the while she tried to stay balanced, she would run into things. This was her, fell down, poor thing.
Thats how she sits! I dont know what to do..i dont want to out her down, cause if its not meraks ill feel horrible!!!Hmmmm, least she's eatin'. Maybe it'll take time. That's good that she isn't falling backwards. I have a chick like this, called her Derpy. She would attempt to stand up the while she tried to stay balanced, she would run into things. This was her, fell down, poor thing. I was flippin' out but she naturally started walkin' right. I was lucky.Here she is now :3 All better
Hmmm weird! I don't know how to help Dx I so wish I could. Mine was fine after a few days, but if your's is still having problems, I dunno what's wrong Dx Did you try searching on google?
