dianneS
Songster
I have three geese out of 12 that continue to have bouts of loss of balance and coordination. They wobble and fall down like they're drunk.
I bring them in, give them high doses of B complex and eventually they return to normal. I turn them back out with the others, and within a couple of weeks, they're staggering again!
Two of the three geese are one year old. They came out of Ebay hatching eggs, so I have no knowledge of their genetics. The third goose is a baby, and possibly the offspring of one of these ebay egg birds.
I have considered a toxin of some sort, and I've given them activated charcoal. I don't know if the charcoal helps or if it is just the B complex that gets them well, but I just can't figure this out!
None of the other birds are affected, so I'm trying to determine if these birds should just be culled or if I should continue to look for another source of the problem?
TIA
I bring them in, give them high doses of B complex and eventually they return to normal. I turn them back out with the others, and within a couple of weeks, they're staggering again!
Two of the three geese are one year old. They came out of Ebay hatching eggs, so I have no knowledge of their genetics. The third goose is a baby, and possibly the offspring of one of these ebay egg birds.
I have considered a toxin of some sort, and I've given them activated charcoal. I don't know if the charcoal helps or if it is just the B complex that gets them well, but I just can't figure this out!
None of the other birds are affected, so I'm trying to determine if these birds should just be culled or if I should continue to look for another source of the problem?
TIA