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Date Posted: 22:32:08 04/14/16 Thu
Author: Victoria
Subject: Chicken does the splits

I have a 6 week old spitzhauben that can't seem to keep her legs under her. We she was 3 weeks it looked like her left leg was on backwords. I got advice to tape her legs for twisted leg. I did and saw a tiny improvement. She ate and drank normally. We have her vitamins. She didn't make really improvements so, I roomed her to a vet that looks at chickens. He puzzled over how to get her leg turned... I left with no advise/help for poor L.B. she now does the splits. She can't seem to get her legs under her. I would hate to have her put to sleep she is such a sweet girl and is eating (she is smaller then her sister) what should I do for this sweet baby.

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