Can a 3 month old gosling with splayed leg still be corrected or is it too late?

[McChooky]

I rescued 2 three month old goslings from a lady who kept them in a bathtub and one appears to have splayed legs. Is there is anything I can do to help this gosling considering I got them so late in the game?It can get around decent (it can eat and drink) Its wobbly and unstable when on a slope or running and stops .
It even falls coming out of the coop and baby poo with ramps.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I’d sure give it a try let’s see if @CoriM can help. She had to hobble 2 of her Pekin ducklings . I’d also get them on some liquid BComplex it is the best for leg issues including niacin deficiency. TSC has one Durvet Liquid BComplex it will say injectable but we use it orally. 1 ml for each gosling daily over a small amount of feed or treat.

 

[McChooky]

I’d sure give it a try let’s see if @CoriM can help. She had to hobble 2 of her Pekin ducklings . I’d also get them on some liquid BComplex it is the best for leg issues including niacin deficiency. TSC has one Durvet Liquid BComplex it will say injectable but we use it orally. 1 ml for each gosling daily over a small amount of feed or treat.

They're 3 months old now and it started at 2 months

 

[Miss Lydia]

I'd give it a try since the gosling is still growing there is always that chance.

 

[McChooky]

I’d sure give it a try let’s see if @CoriM can help. She had to hobble 2 of her Pekin ducklings . I’d also get them on some liquid BComplex it is the best for leg issues including niacin deficiency. TSC has one Durvet Liquid BComplex it will say injectable but we use it orally. 1 ml for each gosling daily over a small amount of feed or treat.

I have some in my cart at Amazon but was waiting to see what I can use to support his legs.I have some vet wrap I could use if he won't tear it loose.

 

[McChooky]

I'd give it a try since the gosling is still growing there is always that chance.

He may have damaged his tendons slipping and falling which causes the same symptoms I read (unless I've misunderstood what I was reading).He didn't have it when younger.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Possibility for sure But do try the hobbles just don't let him get into water while wearing them. And get them on the liquid B complex. It could even be a niacin deficiency we see it quite a bit in water fowl babies.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/niacin-deficiency-in-waterfowl.1367557/

 

[Miss Lydia]

Vet wrap works great for hobbles because it sticks to itself. Have you made hobbles before If not I can get you info.
I'll just give this to you you'll have to scroll down until you come to hobbles but it has a good diagram
http://www.poultrypedia.com/poultry-podiatry

 

[McChooky]

I’d sure give it a try let’s see if @CoriM can help. She had to hobble 2 of her Pekin ducklings . I’d also get them on some liquid BComplex it is the best for leg issues including niacin deficiency. TSC has one Durvet Liquid BComplex it will say injectable but we use it orally. 1 ml for each gosling daily over a small amount of feed or treat.

THank you very much for your help!

 

[McChooky]

I'd give it a try since the gosling is still growing there is always that chance.

Thank you!