- Aug 3, 2008
- 67
- 0
- 39
please help! I have a 4 week old black australorp pullet that is having leg problems. She is very wobbly, and can barely stand up, it's gotten worse over time. She eats, drinks, and poops fine. Not being sure whether or not it's a disease that could spread, we've seperated her from the other chicks we have. She lays down most the time, and hobbles about every once in a while, but is definately handicapped. My husband think she'd be better off dead. :| Do you agree?
UPDATE:
We had a nice BYC member help us out with info. We have been giving her vitamins 2x a day, and ... She still can not walk well, and stumbles around, but she is eating and drinking. The good news is, she's alive, and not shaking as badly. I noticed today though that she has a large lumpy/swollen part in her breast area...not centered, but more toward the same side of her body that the leg is on that doesnt' work very well... any ideas on that???
UPDATE:
We had a nice BYC member help us out with info. We have been giving her vitamins 2x a day, and ... She still can not walk well, and stumbles around, but she is eating and drinking. The good news is, she's alive, and not shaking as badly. I noticed today though that she has a large lumpy/swollen part in her breast area...not centered, but more toward the same side of her body that the leg is on that doesnt' work very well... any ideas on that???
Last edited: