Tail feathers pointing to the side

TheEasternFlock

Chirping
Mar 22, 2020
63
67
66
Pls help advise needed I have this young pullet and her tai feathers bending on the side don’t think is in any pain skin healthy feathers-look healthy she isn’t eating and drinking with others. 1DC735DC-814F-4094-8D1E-AD283A3421F1.jpeg 1DC735DC-814F-4094-8D1E-AD283A3421F1.jpeg 1DC735DC-814F-4094-8D1E-AD283A3421F1.jpeg 61D4A1A4-D351-4947-95CC-544ADF081B3F.jpeg
 

Attachments

  • 93E46DF5-CA50-4780-88BB-DEFC5E7746B8.jpeg
    93E46DF5-CA50-4780-88BB-DEFC5E7746B8.jpeg
    920.3 KB · Views: 3
  • C10459FB-E564-4C0F-9DF3-9AD3F07C4069.jpeg
    C10459FB-E564-4C0F-9DF3-9AD3F07C4069.jpeg
    832.7 KB · Views: 3
  • E150881B-B268-4474-A2E5-7E42DE618C40.jpeg
    E150881B-B268-4474-A2E5-7E42DE618C40.jpeg
    406.6 KB · Views: 4
I would agree that you are dealing with wry tail, thought to be a hereditary issue. I had a cockerel once who suddenly developed this at 4 months old. I would not breed the chicken which would pass on the trait, but she may lay fine eggs.
 
Possibly Wry Tail.
What do you feed including treats?
How old is she?
https://www.mypetchicken.com/backya...H305.aspx#:~:text=A:,finger or a crooked nose.
Hi 👋 thanks for the replay they are free range and give them onion salad vegetables carrots corn wheat 🌾 apples potatos and snails 🐌 little muscle shell 🐚 basically everything
I would agree that you are dealing with wry tail, thought to be a hereditary issue. I had a cockerel once who suddenly developed this at 4 months old. I would not breed the chicken which would pass on the trait, but she may lay fine eggs.
Oh that’s good if it’s not from the diet than anything I can do to help? She is 6 month old now! Will she live a normal life?
 
Hi 👋 thanks for the replay they are free range and give them onion salad vegetables carrots corn wheat 🌾 apples potatos and snails 🐌 little muscle shell 🐚 basically everything
Oh that’s good if it’s not from the diet than anything I can do to help? She is 6 month old now! Will she live a normal life?
Hi , no they only eat grains, corn , vegetables and bugs they are free ranged and only sleep at the coop I do give them onions and carrots to
She may live a normal life, Wry Tail is thought to be genetic.
I don't think diet would play a roll, but it wouldn't hurt to provide a nutritionally balanced poultry feed free choice.
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom