Crooked neck

[Aji Dulce]

I'm still looking...it's a specific thread on here about medicated feed and wry neck.
I am going to find it! Just give me a little bit.
I'm digging.


For now read this:

"A vitamin deficiency, Vitamin E specifically, can also cause wry neck. If you see evidence of the condition, regardless of the cause, you should immediately step up the Vitamin E in your flock's diet. a well-rounded diet is the key to good health. Treatment can take weeks or longer, immediate results should not be expected, but the sooner you begin treating, the better chances for success.

Also feeding your chicks medicated feed can interfere with their thiamine (Vitamin B1) absorption. Adding some Brewer's Yeast, bran, sunflower seeds or wheat germ to their diet can help build up their B1 supply."
http://www.fresheggsdaily.com/2014/04/preventing-and-treating-wry-neck-in.html

I am keeping you late tonight. Thank you for being so generous with your time. I managed to administer 2 ml water via dropper Because I think he was not drinking. I will repeat that in the morning, afternoon and evening until I see

I really think the nutri drench will help him. Are you offering grit snce you are feeding things other than " regular" chick feed?

the grit would be on the clump of soil although I can also get some gravel from my driveway

 

[Aji Dulce]

And I had heard about Poly-Vi-Sol, was that an alternative to the individual components?

 

[Aji Dulce]

I know this is 1 million questions but I am conflicted about dosing with my multivitamin because it would also give them all the others like vitamin a, C, D, the folate, copper, manganese, zinc and etc. This multivitamin also has probiotics and whole foods. So I am giving this for the vitamin E (+ pure vitamin E) and selenium... it’s OK for them to receive the all the rest that the multi vitamin contains?