BlueSoul
Chirping
- May 11, 2021
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We've raised chickens before but only one gose but I don't remember having an issue like this. We got fifteen week old ducklings and one gosling, the guy that hatched them had two but the other died after hatching so we took it in. They're almost there weeks now.
I checked on them two nights ago and the goose looked like it was melted to the floor so I separated her, thinking that she had been stepped on too much. She didn't walk for a full day, she would flip over and wriggle around (kind of having spasms). Her legs seem to be weak and she won't even lower the left, the wrist and knee joints are purple and inflamed.
I've gotten better quality food and water with antibiotics, I've also been feeding them milworms. The goose eats, drinks and can move everything but her legs. We're getting Niacin supplements because my mother thinks it will help, I've also got a pen ready to bring the ducks outside but I'm at a lose with the goose.
She's an African Goose
I checked on them two nights ago and the goose looked like it was melted to the floor so I separated her, thinking that she had been stepped on too much. She didn't walk for a full day, she would flip over and wriggle around (kind of having spasms). Her legs seem to be weak and she won't even lower the left, the wrist and knee joints are purple and inflamed.
I've gotten better quality food and water with antibiotics, I've also been feeding them milworms. The goose eats, drinks and can move everything but her legs. We're getting Niacin supplements because my mother thinks it will help, I've also got a pen ready to bring the ducks outside but I'm at a lose with the goose.
She's an African Goose
