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Lmerry1
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- Dec 28, 2019
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Yes.Does you bird seem paralyzed?
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Yes.Does you bird seem paralyzed?
Thanks for the info. She became lame all at once. Is still very strong and healthy other than being paralyzed. IMy theory is she landed wrong from jumping off something. She’s a big heavy hen. Sadly I think we have to put her down.Do her legs seem paralyzed? My rooster got botulism poisoning (mold poisoning). It started with him not putting weight on one leg and within 3 days could not walk at all. He could eat and drink on his own but was reluctant to do so. After that, he slowly could not eat and drink on is own. Look for other symptoms that may appear. Hope she'll be okay!
She’s about 6yr old.How is she doing?
I'm dealing with similar issue.
The only thing I found in threes is B complex vitamin for nerve healing. we’re on day 3 of trying it, along with probiotics, nutridrench, meal worms, grains. She’s very hungry but won’t touch her pellets.I've been reading all the older posts and trying any tips in them.
Was hoping to keep watch of this post to see if there are any suggestions.
My hen is eating whatever I put near her, so I am lucky there. Have also been using the b complex with no luck so far.The only thing I found in threes is B complex vitamin for nerve healing. we’re on day 3 of trying it, along with probiotics, nutridrench, meal worms, grains. She’s very hungry but won’t touch her pellets.
Have you tried making a warm mash with the pellets? Add warm water and make like you would a bowl of oatmeal?The only thing I found in threes is B complex vitamin for nerve healing. we’re on day 3 of trying it, along with probiotics, nutridrench, meal worms, grains. She’s very hungry but won’t touch her pellets.
I've found a few things on the forum for anti-inflammatories. I'm going to try them.The only thing I found in threes is B complex vitamin for nerve healing. we’re on day 3 of trying it, along with probiotics, nutridrench, meal worms, grains. She’s very hungry but won’t touch her pellets.
Following up on this lame hen...we had to euthanize her and the necropsy found yolk and nodules on her intestines. Which didn't seem to match her symptoms (e.g. she was physically strong, still hungry for scratch, still alert toward the end).Yes! It’s 5 days now and other than her back not working she seems very strong. I’m giving her nutridrench, egg, bread, and B complex vitamins. No better. I’m afraid I’ll have to euthanize her soon as sitting all day is no life for a hen. I’m heartbroken.