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Here are the videos: First one, it's her status before injection. https://share.icloud.com/photos/0cbTC1BRA7Qd7_OM3-8plHcFQ second one approximately 4 hours after injection: https://share.icloud.com/photos/04bgQLSstWQc_ixDhnnsfJcAw

No I hadn't yet dewormed them. They were inside and only 4 weeks old, so I hadn't thought about that. I had planned to deworm the groupe once after having them moved in with the adults. Her poop is astonishingly normal considering she's eating a bit aleatorique. But I will observe and keep it...

At the beginning I gave her her usual chick starter mashed up with boiled egg and vitamins mixed up. But the don't seem to like the pasty consistence sticker to her beak. She kept flipping her head and tapping the box wall to clean it. She has chickens starter 24/7 in her box. I tried to feed...

Have to upload the video first elsewhere, but here is a photo: Just now she kept (with assistance of the box wall) on here feet for several minutes. This IS improvement :)

A few hours after the second injection and it seems she's getting slightly better. While she is unable to lift her self or eat in the litter box, the wood chips not allowing any grip, I take her out into a box with a rippled mat where she has more adherence. I put food inside and she keeps on...

I had eggs who traveled 8 days via mail and 50% success, other who traveled 48h-72h and 10% success. All together I had around 25% hatching rate from mail ordered eggs. But I received two batches from the same source where only 2 of 20 eggs were properly fertile. So I think he had a problem with...

There are those happy days...and then are the other days... Went to the vet with JC, thinking having her euthanized, because she was deteriorating. The vet proposed to treat her with Vitamin injections for a couple of days, maybe that will do the trick. Now I have to mount the courage to inject...

When I told the vet I've tried it with Vitamins, he told me sarcastically" So, you intoxicated her!" - fortunately I knew it's not the case, otherwise I might have felt bad...

I have a similar case, but the chick is only for weeks old. Her symptoms getting worse from slightly lame on Sunday to laying on one side and not getting up today. I gave her 400 iE Vitamin E (but I'm not sure how much she really swallowed) and switched to crushed pellets of VitE for my horses...

Went to the vet today, initially for having her euthanized. Although she ate reasonably quantités (noodles, cheese...), she's laying on one side all the time and didn't go up anymore like the days before. But the vet wasn't yet ready to let her go and offered me 5 days of intraabdominal vitamin...

Day three... Yesterday evening she ate a good amount of cooked rice, and a slice of cucumber. Today she's very week again. I have the impression that an hour or two after giving vitamin supplements she get better, to degrade only few hours afterwards again. I tried to find a vet this morning...

Or fatal :lau Initially I was not into "having many chickens"... just 2-3 for the eggs... on the upside, they are easier to keep than my horses ;)

In January I was down to one rooster (the sole survivor since 2021) and 2 hens. You don't find adult Japanese bantams around here, especially in colores not common. So I decided to get fertile eggs from breeders in Germany and France. From 52 eggs finally 9 hatched and are alive. My own couple...

The little cockerels have quite the conquerer posture :D I lost count with the names after the first few who were named and eaten by the fox :idunnoI name those special to me or where I'm sure they stay.

They will be standard conform millefleur, genetically. Yes, it's THE color I wanted first. They will darken a bit and getting a mahogany color with black-whit feathertips I hope. Have to wait 6-8 month before seeing the final color and quality, they will be my reproduction birds.

In between the happy colorful chicks I found my big splash a couple of days ago stumbling and tumbling around. I took her in immediately fearing the worst (Mareks) with a glimpse of hope that it might be a vitamin deficiency instead. She's stumbling and falling over when she's moving too fast...

My last multicolored mottled are 6 weeks now and in top form. I gave away the other not interesting in color and kept these two to see how they turn out. The cockerel is dark blue, not black.

The "kindergarden" has officially breached the frontier to the goat wild open... Little millefleurs exploring outside (or better right in front of the coop)... they are 30 days old and as cute as the first day, I think there are 3 little roo and two pullets.

Not in France apparently :) I was in three Pharmacies, but they only had B12 or Multivitamin. So I ordered online, not sure how to dose the capsules available I opted for the B Complex for animals in liquid. I'll have a look for drops for humans.

The millefleurs have moved to the outdoor chicken coop, a bed of hay, a little rabbit hut to huddle under and sommer temperatures invite to sunbathing. I let them discover the coop when the adults are outside, but for the night they are safely apart. Maybe next week they might found the curage...