Another possibility is straddle leg, which can be caused by nutrient deficiencies or getting too cold when incubating. This is how to treat spraddle leg https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/how-to-fix-spraddle-leg.63075/
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That’s what I was thinking this morning as well. I’m struggling finding a liquid multivitamin. Do you know of one offhand?Yeah you’re right, that can be caused by vitamin e deficiency too, I can’t tell if his tendons are slipped, I’m thinking he has a vitamin deficiency, E being a strong possibility, but if he’s deficient in one thing it’s possible he’s deficient in others so I’d try to get a liquid multivitamin as soon as possible.
Hi thank you. I did see a couple of those at the feed stores and I debated whether to get them or not. I think what stopped me was that I didn’t see the vit b3 listed in the ingredients. I saw one person mentioned using infant’s poly-vi-sol without iron which I know I can find. I will look into the stuff at Jeffers pet or worse case I’ll buy the vitamins individually. Will have to figure out the dosage. Thanks so much.Poultry nutridrench, rooster booster poultry cell, or these if you can find them or something similar
https://www.jefferspet.com/vitamin-electrolytes-plus-4-oz-pkg/p
https://www.jefferspet.com/avian-super-pack-100g/p
https://www.jefferspet.com/prairie-pride-vitamins-and-electrolytes-8-oz/p
The powders will dissolve well in the water, another option is to buy the vitamins individually at a drug store, they’ll be more pricey though.
Ok thank you so much!The poly-vi-sol won’t hurt, pedialite also, anything you can get. I like the vitamin packs because they’re concentrated but anything that has vitamins is good.
Hi! Thanks for checking on him!How is your gosling today?