Feb 16, 2018 #1 lgyure85 Songster 7 Years Joined May 7, 2013 Messages 71 Reaction score 42 Points 121 Location Chattanooga, TN Got a call yesterday from the local Stockdales that one of the new chicks wasn't walking. I picked it up, and initially thought it was a a spraddle, but now I think it may be a slipped tendon. Here is a pic of how she holds it. Attachments IMG_20180216_093506.jpg 519.3 KB · Views: 37
Got a call yesterday from the local Stockdales that one of the new chicks wasn't walking. I picked it up, and initially thought it was a a spraddle, but now I think it may be a slipped tendon. Here is a pic of how she holds it.
Feb 17, 2018 #2 Wyorp Rock 🐓 ❤ 🐛 Premium Feather Member 10 Years Friend Spirit Educator Joined Sep 20, 2015 Messages 63,958 Reaction score 95,499 Points 1,652 Location Southern N.C. Mountains It's hard to tell. Is the hock (joint) swollen? A better photo of the leg without the hobbles may be helpful. I would provide her with some B2 (riboflavin) also.
It's hard to tell. Is the hock (joint) swollen? A better photo of the leg without the hobbles may be helpful. I would provide her with some B2 (riboflavin) also.