Injured gosling, possible Niacin deficiency?

[Miss Lydia]

Great news! some pictures would be nice

 

[BlueSoul]

Great news! some pictures would be nice

I just made another post about her possible breed; African or Chinese, so I got some pictures but they're not the best

 

[Miss Lydia]

Very pretty goose and ducks. I've always heard that from hatcheries they are usually brown Chinese half African half Chinese. [don't quote me though.]

 

[BlueSoul]

Very pretty goose and ducks. I've always heard that from hatcheries they are usually brown Chinese half African half Chinese. [don't quote me though.]

She came from my mom's friend who breeds chicken and geese. Thank you, they're supposed to be harlequin ducks

 

[Miss Lydia]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/fake-african-geese.1212801/
found this.

 

[Poakahi808]

I recently blught two 2-3 week old goslings. I have had them for about a week and they've been doing great. This morning I checked on them and noticed that one is walking kind of bow legged and with difficulty. Ive been given them brewers yeast mixed in their feed and the other gosling is fine. Any suggestions? I may buy some niacin and add it to their drinking water and maybe also give some b complex like someone suggested on this thread. Can they od on vitamins or will they be ok? I am not really sure of dosage...

 

[Miss Lydia]

You should give Liquid B complex asap it works the best and the fastest to get them over the deficiency. 1ml over something really tasty.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/niacin-deficiency-in-waterfowl.1367557/
they should be on the B complex until at least 10 weeks old.