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Date Posted: 08:58:17 05/22/13 Wed
Author: D C T -- friendly poultry orthopedist
Subject: Re: leg/foot problem
In reply to: josh 's message, "leg/foot problem" on 04:05:12 05/22/13 Wed

OK
I have viewed the video several times backing up and
stopping -- trying to see the rear side of hock joint--
but my view was obscured by feathers. What I was trying to
see was the Achilles tendon's position since this may
(or may not) be the problem.
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Shavings underfoot can be slippery and may have caused the
problem. Or the chick may just be weak from some illness.
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You could try taking a stiil photo of the rear of the
hock joint, close up, with feathers pushed out of the
way.

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