Severely broken leg on juvenile turkey

[ShannonR]

Yes exactly thats what I was saying earlier. She finally ran out of food. It took a while since I added suppliments and treats as well as fresh fruits and veggies.
She was in her second food type. She went from starter to grower and this will be her forst bag if flock raiser. But I thought since I am feeding tbe turkey this feed would be good instead of whatever step was next for a two and a 1/2 month old pullet
She hatched on August 23 (the chicken, the turkey was already around when August hatched) I think the turkey might be closer to 4 months.

The turkey poults (and breeders during that season) are what really need the extra protein that game bird and turkey feed contains. At 4 months you should be able to get by on flock raiser, especially with a domestic breed turkey. Is that 22% or 20% protein?

 

[AnotherMeOhMy]

She isnt layung yet. She still chirps like a chick with clucks and honks in between. Its so cute!. She has grown so much. She used to be about the size of what her head is now

 

[AnotherMeOhMy]

The turkey poults (and breeders during that season) are what really need the extra protein that game bird and turkey feed contains. At 4 months you should be able to get by on flock raiser, especially with a domestic breed turkey. Is that 22% or 20% protein?

20
But I do give them good quality protein rich yogurt and cook them eggs often

 

[AnotherMeOhMy]

some pics from the label

 

[AnotherMeOhMy]

On top of that I feed about a handful of dry meal worms a day and August goes through a small container of live meal worms a week. She also goes out side with me where she forages for bugs. She I make sure she ia not lacking for protien. I ha e been offering these things to the turkey as well. But she isnt as keen for things like eggs or meats as much as my chicken.
Turkey does however love the meal worms.
I tool her outside to forage but shes not ready to do that yet. Will try again in a few days