From the description of the motility issues, these chicks have evident neurological issues. Another thing to consider is the broody hen rejecting the chicks. If these accounts are accurate, they point to genetic issues with the chicks that are likely not going to be resolved with vitamins. But, certainly, it's okay to try.
Poultry Nutri-drench and vitamin E are the ones I would try. And remove all fruit and vegetables. They are not appropriate for chicks in the first week or two, certainly not before the chicks have an opportunity to consume enough grit in their gizzards to digest them. Only chick feed and finely minced boiled egg should be given as foods in addition to the vitamins.
But please don't get into the trap of thinking the more vitamins and esoteric therapies you stuff into a chick that the outcome will be improved. Often the reverse is the result.
Poultry Nutri-drench and vitamin E are the ones I would try. And remove all fruit and vegetables. They are not appropriate for chicks in the first week or two, certainly not before the chicks have an opportunity to consume enough grit in their gizzards to digest them. Only chick feed and finely minced boiled egg should be given as foods in addition to the vitamins.
But please don't get into the trap of thinking the more vitamins and esoteric therapies you stuff into a chick that the outcome will be improved. Often the reverse is the result.
