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Buttercup725
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@Miss Lydia @picklestheduck
I’ve been putting brewer’s yeast in the food daily (mixing it in the feed). I also add sav-a-chick electrolytes to the water but not everyday. The duckling is still eating, drinking and pooping just fine and has tons of energy. I have noticed that the legs look a bit bowed compared to my other ducklings. I’ve also noticed that the hocks look swollen. I have felt the joints and it doesn’t feel like a slipped tendon-the area is smooth and I don’t feel anything moving around. I know seeing results with niacin deficiency can take time. I just started letting them swim around in a big bowl I have (supervised at all times!) in hopes of that helping along with the warm water. I haven’t bought the vitamin b complex from TSC and was wondering if I should absolutely start using that and if there was anything else I can do to help?
ETA: Forgot to add pics
I hope these help!
I’ve been putting brewer’s yeast in the food daily (mixing it in the feed). I also add sav-a-chick electrolytes to the water but not everyday. The duckling is still eating, drinking and pooping just fine and has tons of energy. I have noticed that the legs look a bit bowed compared to my other ducklings. I’ve also noticed that the hocks look swollen. I have felt the joints and it doesn’t feel like a slipped tendon-the area is smooth and I don’t feel anything moving around. I know seeing results with niacin deficiency can take time. I just started letting them swim around in a big bowl I have (supervised at all times!) in hopes of that helping along with the warm water. I haven’t bought the vitamin b complex from TSC and was wondering if I should absolutely start using that and if there was anything else I can do to help?
ETA: Forgot to add pics
