- Mar 27, 2012
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My daughter has 2 Pekins approx 2 months old. One "Jack" is thriving, but "Sally" has gone downhill in the last week. At first we thought that maybe she just had a leg injury from running and falling and being trampled, albeit accidently, by Jack. Last week, it was a limp but yesterday when my daughter cam home, it appeared that Sally had gotten into her pool, but had been unable to get out. the feathers under both wings are thin and sparse, she is using her wings to try to stabalize herself if she tries to move. neither leg seems to be functioning correctly and she scoots vs walks. She eats and drinks if it is placed directly within her reach, but is unable to go to it. They both live in a fenced area with ample shelter and a heat lamp at night when it gets cooler. I did examine her feet and legs and did not see any difference between the two, no lacerations, or swelling noted. THey are finishing a bag of 20% protein feed, have pine shavings in their shelter, no straw, and have not been attacked by any animal. We have no avian vets in our area so we are looking for any ideas fo what to do from here. Thank you in advance for any help.