Peekaboo the white silkie and another one.

[mew317]

I’m worried for the rest of my indoor flock such as a random Guinea, Penny (4 or 5 yr old hen), and 6 silver Wyandotte chicks.

 

[mew317]

Ps: I ain’t planning on getting any more until I’m ready for more. So, uh, yeah, my little chicks are gonna be outside once winter is over.
once their old enough of course.

 

[Eggcessive]

I have tried to help on another thread, and recommended vitamins for chicks or vitamin B complex. But she has said that she doesn’t know if they are getting vitamins or not because someone else feeds them and waters.

I would try vitamins that contain B2 riboflavin. Also make sure they are getting mostly chick grower or starter feed as 90% of their feed. Chicks who have leg problems may respond to vitamins. Others may have splay leg or tendon issues, but picture of them standing would help.

 

[mew317]

The ones that aren’t really getting help from their water would be (drumroll) peekaboo and Erie.
The rest of them are active.
Erie’s condition is bad and she doesn’t stand neither eat or drink now.
Peekaboo is happy, eating and drinking fine.

 

[mew317]

Update: I just got told that it contains the stuff that’s being recommended and some other things. It must not be working.

 

[Eggcessive]

Can you post any pictures of Erie?

 

[mew317]

I’ll get another pic.

 

[Eggcessive]

It would be good to see her legs and how she is lying.

 

[mew317]

Here ya go.
Edit: she lays on her side and twitches. She can’t get herself up and she just lays there, not eating.

 

[Eggcessive]

Can she reach her food and water? A chicken sling might help her.