Help turkey poult acting sick

[R2elk]

I take sick or well birds at this time to give them all a fair shot to thrive.

Even using proper quarantine techniques, this is a very good way to bring unwanted diseases into your own flock.

 

[NewLivestockMama]

Even using proper quarantine techniques, this is a very good way to bring unwanted diseases into your own flock.

Well I’ve been doing this for a few years now and will continue to do so, but as much as you can be right this is something that means a lot to me and again this is my first outbreak like this

 

[casportpony]

Sorry for your loss.
Where do you live? I ask because many states have free or low-cost necropsy services.

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[cmobley]

I didn't see the part about bringing in sick animals. There's no telling what's killing them if your piling sick animals on top of each other. Looks like at this rate though your killing everything off pretty fast by saving everything so you should run out of animals to kill before long.