- Oct 21, 2013
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Hi,
I have a Guinea fowl that acted sick, would lay down with her head tilted sideways on the floor. When she tried to move she would either roll completely over or try to fly. I seperated her and her mate in a different room away from the Rock Barr chickens which after a few days she seemed to get back to normal for a few days.I put them back in with the chickens which was fine for a for a week but I noticed that she is showing the same symptoms again. She eats and at times seems normal but when I check on her later in the day she is back to the same symptoms again. I put her and her mate in a different room than with my Rock Barr chickens they were in with. Would there be a conflict with the chickens and Guineas? I have two Guineas but only one is affected. Thanks for any answers I can get.
Bob
I have a Guinea fowl that acted sick, would lay down with her head tilted sideways on the floor. When she tried to move she would either roll completely over or try to fly. I seperated her and her mate in a different room away from the Rock Barr chickens which after a few days she seemed to get back to normal for a few days.I put them back in with the chickens which was fine for a for a week but I noticed that she is showing the same symptoms again. She eats and at times seems normal but when I check on her later in the day she is back to the same symptoms again. I put her and her mate in a different room than with my Rock Barr chickens they were in with. Would there be a conflict with the chickens and Guineas? I have two Guineas but only one is affected. Thanks for any answers I can get.
Bob
