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πŸ₯©β„π•–π•Ÿπ•–π•˜π•’π••π•– ₿𝕦π•₯π•”π•™π•–π•£βš‘ · 89w
It's really hard to say, but it sounds neurological. Vitamin/mineral deficiency could be to blame, but and infection like tetanus or e coli could be to blame as well. I'd isolate in a carrier or a b...
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She didn't make it. What my research turned up was that it was likely a niacin deficiency but I'm not sure how old the goose was. She came to me because I have chickens. We found a local vet that does exotics but it was already too late.
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nobody · 89w
im sorry im just reading these notes now i hope it is a comfort, that when i read the long note my 2nd thought was: oh no! the goose may be imminently dead! as in, im not sure what could have been done as far as interventions go. even if the goose was already with the vet. very wonderful of you t...
πŸ₯©β„π•–π•Ÿπ•–π•˜π•’π••π•– ₿𝕦π•₯π•”π•™π•–π•£βš‘ · 89w
That's sad, and I hate to hear it! There's not much solid info put there on waterfowl the way there is for chickens. Niacin is a big issue when they are young and developing, and I've dealt with that. But once they are grown it is not anywhere near as impavtful, and unfortunately niacin deficienc...