Guinea Leg problem

[Kprause]

Hello,
I am new to this site and new to raising guineas.
My husband & I recently incubated guinea eggs from one of our females. 6 hatched, but 5 needed help.
We only have 4 four week old keets left.
I noticed that the smallest keet started walking with a weird limp, then the following day he/she wasn't standing upright, but walking on its hocks, using its wings to get around . The more I read online, the more confused I get.
To top it off, now another keet has the same issue, but with one leg.
They have plenty pine shavings lining the bottom of their little home, but I have noticed they are rough with each other.
Any ideas, suggestions or constructive criticism. I am desperate for any advice.
Thank you

 

[FoodFreedomNow]

Have you ruled out slipped tendon(s)? This thread may be helpful.

I've hatched guineas, too, and a couple developed slipped tendons (or varus/valgus issues). What do you feed yours? I fed 21% protein feed, but would go with higher protein feed if I had keets again, like this article recommends.

If you suspect a slipped tendon, it's important to begin treating it as soon as possible. Best of luck!