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I'm glad they're improving. If the underlying issue was malnutrition, you can expect it to take a while for their situation to improve. If the sound is what I'm thinking, it's an irritated sound. Do they have enough hiding places? Do they have a dirt bath?

You can get saline solution at any drug store. It's usually found with contact lense supplies. It usually comes in a handy squeeze bottle. Gently run a stream of the solution over the eyes. Wipe with a soft cloth or tissue if needed. This will clean the eyes and remove any potential irritants.

Have you tried a gentle wash with saline solution?

I hope your birds get better soon!

Grit is not the same as calcium. You can add calcium to their diet by crushing up egg shells or you can buy oyster shell and crush it into quail sized pieces. If you have been feeding them chicken feed since they were chicks, I will say it is most likely malnutrition and that you've been lucky...

I'm not sure about the disease. I have been fortunate enough to have never had to deal with it. @007Sean might have some ideas there. This might be malnutrition, however. Quail need more protein than chickens and have a few other differences. If you can find a game bird crumble and give...

I would start by separating your sick birds out in case they have anything contagious. Is a vet an option to run tests for the common diseases? Keep the sick ones warm and in a dim enclosure if you can. If you have some Nutri-Drench, I would give them some in their water to help them keep...