How much Rooster booster to give a hen?

[RavenGrace]

Hello, you might have seen my other desperate posts on a hen I have that has the following symptoms: Unable to jump, has a hard time stepping up, falls over occasionally and can’t get herself up, other than that she acts completely fine. It’s definitely not bumblefoot or Mareks. We’re going to attempt to give her liquid rooster booster mineral to see if that will miraculously heal her. I want to syringe it to her so how much do I give her and how often? Do also note her feed is high quality and she also gets eggs every few days for some extra vitamins. I feel like she shouldn’t being have a vitamin deficiency but it’s the only thing I can think of. Her toes are slightly curled on the left right of her feet. Not her middle one. So I’m unsure if it’s a curled toe issue or not. Thank you.

 

[Eggcessive]

If using the Poultry Cell by Rooster Booster, dosage is 1 ml per every 3 pounds daily. If you are treating leg issues, I prefer to use human B complex tablets 1/2 tablet daily crushed into a small amount of wet food or egg.

 

[Cj Tracker]

Hello, you might have seen my other desperate posts on a hen I have that has the following symptoms: Unable to jump, has a hard time stepping up, falls over occasionally and can’t get herself up, other than that she acts completely fine. It’s definitely not bumblefoot or Mareks. We’re going to attempt to give her liquid rooster booster mineral to see if that will miraculously heal her. I want to syringe it to her so how much do I give her and how often? Do also note her feed is high quality and she also gets eggs every few days for some extra vitamins. I feel like she shouldn’t being have a vitamin deficiency but it’s the only thing I can think of. Her toes are slightly curled on the left right of her feet. Not her middle one. So I’m unsure if it’s a curled toe issue or not. Thank you.

Did it just start suddenly?
I'm asking since I had some of my flock get sick from eating mice that ate poison. If it's just gradual then I would go with some booster or other electrolytes. Also some ACV in the water and yogurt with fruit for some probiotics maybe she's got something brewing. Keep that gut healthy and uninhabitable for pests

 

[RavenGrace]

If using the Poultry Cell by Rooster Booster, dosage is 1 ml per every 3 pounds daily. If you are treating leg issues, I prefer to use human B complex tablets 1/2 tablet daily crushed into a small amount of wet food or egg.

Did it just start suddenly?
I'm asking since I had some of my flock get sick from eating mice that ate poison. If it's just gradual then I would go with some booster or other electrolytes. Also some ACV in the water and yogurt with fruit for some probiotics maybe she's got something brewing. Keep that gut healthy and uninhabitable for pests

No unfortunately it’s been happening since January!

 

[texsuze]

If you have a vet who can do a blood draw and send samples to a lab I would consider testing for both mycoplasmas: gallisepticum and synoviae.