My sweet little Snickerdoodle seemed to be a little unstable and unbalanced yesterday. She’s about 6-7 months old. She doesn’t seem to be unwell, just flailing.
According to what I have read, it can be vitamin deficiency. One of our girlies laid her first egg yesterday: it may be her: if so, could she need a vitamin boost? She’s really tiny. She is a bantam Frizzle Cochin, all fluff, and, probably only weighs about 1 1/2 pounds. I have baby vitamins and B-12 in my chirpie first aid kit.
Would vitamins be a good idea? If so, how much and how often?
Should I separate her?
Should I give her electrolytes?
I have antibiotics but she isn’t acting ill. I don’t want to give her something she doesn’t need.
I also have an issue with Betty White. She is our friendliest hen. She is a California Tan. She has runny poop. I cleaned her real well and cut the feathers away. She was quite raw so I put blue-cote on her butt. She is acting normal. Should she be treated or separated from the flock?
According to what I have read, it can be vitamin deficiency. One of our girlies laid her first egg yesterday: it may be her: if so, could she need a vitamin boost? She’s really tiny. She is a bantam Frizzle Cochin, all fluff, and, probably only weighs about 1 1/2 pounds. I have baby vitamins and B-12 in my chirpie first aid kit.
Would vitamins be a good idea? If so, how much and how often?
Should I separate her?
Should I give her electrolytes?
I have antibiotics but she isn’t acting ill. I don’t want to give her something she doesn’t need.
I also have an issue with Betty White. She is our friendliest hen. She is a California Tan. She has runny poop. I cleaned her real well and cut the feathers away. She was quite raw so I put blue-cote on her butt. She is acting normal. Should she be treated or separated from the flock?