Dizzy Chick?

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Facts:

• The chick is nearly 2 months old.
• Hatched at the right time, on the 21st day. No complications with his hatch.
• No problems with any other chicks from his hatch.
• He can see. Not any problems with his eyes.
• No lice/mites.
• Normal poo.
• Eating, not skinny.

Symptoms:

• Tripping over his own feet.
• Wobbling.

Anyone got any ideas? He has been like this for two days. His father (Or uncle) Is brain damaged, but that was from half-freezing himself when he was younger. Or maybe it is genetic? Unlikely, maybe.
Not urgent. Just asking if anyone has had anything like this before. I've put ACV in their water. Might work.


Thanks!

 

[PippinTheChicken]

Can you see any injuries on his legs or soles of his feet?

 

[Swbertrand1]

Sounds like a vitamin deficiency to me...

 

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Can you see any injuries on his legs or soles of his feet?

Sounds like a vitamin deficiency to me...

Thank you both for replying. Sorry it took me so long to reply, I've been on holidays.

Anyway, @PippinTheChicken, he doesn't have any injuries.
@Swbertrand1, it actually might be! What would you feed him if it is? Apples? Watermelon? Grapes? (I don't want medication, anyway, I won't be able to get it. I do have some of this: https://www.amazon.in/Himalaya-Wellness-Herbs-Shigru-Joint/dp/B006FE0NB6, I think it might help, I'll have to look closely at it.)

 

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Also, he is free ranged, weird that it might be vitamin deficiency.

 

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https://www.tillysnest.com/2014/03/vitamin-deficiencies-in-backyard-chicks-html/

Could it be Vitamin A deficiency?

 

[PippinTheChicken]

https://www.tillysnest.com/2014/03/vitamin-deficiencies-in-backyard-chicks-html/

Could it be Vitamin A deficiency?

Could be

 

[PippinTheChicken]

How is the chick?

 

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How is the chick?

No worse. No better. But he is free ranged. And he gets the right food. I gave him a tomato last night, the link above said that was good for vitamin A.