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Fluffbutts84
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It was completely fine night before and I let it out next day and it was like this. I worry it was an accident in the coop
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Ok thanks...If it is perosis, which I think it is, it will get worse and it will get to the point that nothing can be done.I have seen this in peafowl where they are fine one day, then next day lame like your poult. If I were you I would get some turkey or game bird starter and some vitamin b complex as well as some niacin (regular niacin, not the time release of flush free). Then I would weigh the poult and give it niacin at 25 mg per pound of body weight orally 3 times a day.
Of course I could be wrong, but switching feed and giving b vitamins will not harm it.
Is niacin same as BComplex? I look it up and can find anything that doesn't say BComplex...If it is perosis, which I think it is, it will get worse and it will get to the point that nothing can be done.I have seen this in peafowl where they are fine one day, then next day lame like your poult. If I were you I would get some turkey or game bird starter and some vitamin b complex as well as some niacin (regular niacin, not the time release of flush free). Then I would weigh the poult and give it niacin at 25 mg per pound of body weight orally 3 times a day.
Of course I could be wrong, but switching feed and giving b vitamins will not harm it.
It's B3Is niacin same as BComplex? I look it up and can find anything that doesn't say BComplex...