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I just love seeing them grow & fluff out! When I worked at the Portland Zoo, I showed Silkie Chickens, & Mucovy Ducks
as well as opossoms, ferrets, various snakes, lizards etc., spiders, hissing cockroaches & other fuzzy & scaly stuff to the public. I loved showing the silkies they were always so cuddly & sweet ~ But the the two Muscovies were MEAN & would chase and bite you! We always flipped a coin on who got to show "Guenivere & I forgot the males name". The real only experiences I have with poultry soooo YIKES I think I am in for trial & error! I am going to need your guys eggspertise
What is Wry neck? & whats up with the walking backwards
OH got 1 more this morning!
Sounds like a fun job!
Wry neck (from what I have read) can have several causes, genetics, injury, vitamin deficency, etc. This ones started right after birth. It tucks its head to the side, or under its chest. I am trying vitamins now. Not sure what my second approach will be. As long as its eatting and drinking I will continue treating.
I just love seeing them grow & fluff out! When I worked at the Portland Zoo, I showed Silkie Chickens, & Mucovy Ducks
as well as opossoms, ferrets, various snakes, lizards etc., spiders, hissing cockroaches & other fuzzy & scaly stuff to the public. I loved showing the silkies they were always so cuddly & sweet ~ But the the two Muscovies were MEAN & would chase and bite you! We always flipped a coin on who got to show "Guenivere & I forgot the males name". The real only experiences I have with poultry soooo YIKES I think I am in for trial & error! I am going to need your guys eggspertise

What is Wry neck? & whats up with the walking backwards

OH got 1 more this morning!
Sounds like a fun job!
Wry neck (from what I have read) can have several causes, genetics, injury, vitamin deficency, etc. This ones started right after birth. It tucks its head to the side, or under its chest. I am trying vitamins now. Not sure what my second approach will be. As long as its eatting and drinking I will continue treating.