POULTRY NUTRI-DRENCH QT - 1 Quart

My rooster just stopped crowing one day, was acting weird, after trying other thing, I gave this a try and worked!! he got healthy & noisy again, I also used during molting and this just seemed to work wonders, totally amazed & highly recommend

Sleepy Sally is our 21 week old buff orphington. When she arrived by mail with 3 other buffs and 10+ other chicks of different breeds, she was the only buff to survive. The buffs must have hatched a bit early or something because they were much more weak than the rest. My daughter named Sleepy Sally because she slept a lot. She also held her own. Luckily other chicks seemed to protect her by offering themselves as a buffer from other chicks running over each other. Then, one morning I noticed that she had splayed leg and trouble walking. I searched blogs, products, and reviews. This product had the highest rating, so I bought a 4oz bottle. Within 3 days of drinking water with this product and with a small hobble on her, she recovered nearly completely. I couldn't believe it. She even had more energy. Then about a month ago, she started to experience toe paralysis and eventually started hopping on one leg to get around. I started giving her the nutridense but when I didn't see an immediate response I also bought some riboflavin (Vitamin B2) in capsule form for humans. I read that toe paralysis is oftenfrom a VitB2 defficency. When I added that and a half of capuful to a gal of H2O it took about a week for her to start allowing her foot down and another week to start using her other foot to walk. This week, she is running around on her crippled toes that don't seem to bother her anymore. Ok, I should ad that in addition to the water I am also on the 3rd week of making them a hot breakfast every morning of a blend of egg milk, and ground deer liver, lol. They are a bit spoiled after loosing 8 of my 14 hens to a fox :(

Will forever buy! Saves my silkie chickens that need extra vitamins all the time. Also has saved them from wry neck several times!

Great!!! A++++++

Great product

If you have chickens you need this! I had a hen that had developed wry neck, which I had mostly cured (I thought) using some other vitamin supplements, but she was still not healed completely which I discovered when I went out to feed the girls one morning and discovered that she was completely unable to walk, even though she was still alert and actively pecking in the dirt. I found nutri drench when I was looking for another product that might help since wry neck is typically a nutritional deficiency. I think that this particular hen was more susceptible to nutritional deficiencies because the eggs she lays are huge - she consistently lays eggs that are bigger than jumbo and I think that just took a lot out of her. After about three days of carrying her from the nesting box and setting her near the food and water in the run every morning this came in the mail. I gave her a few drops with a syringe, and after an hour or so I noticed that she was scooting around the run, which she hadn't been able to do just that morning. The next morning I gave her some more and then later on that day I was pleasantly surprised to see her limping a few steps, and then sitting down to rest. By the next day, she was limping around the run without needing to sit and rest in between :) Since then I have ordered 3 more of the quart size bottles, and have started adding a couple of cap-fulls to my chickens' feed every morning. I don't add it to the water because I think they waste too much that way, I just pour it on top of the crumble and stir it in until it's evenly mixed in. They like the way it tastes and it gets eaten up.

good product and condition. did not get here on time. had to go to tractor supply since my sick hen needed it pronto, not one week later.

I'm a big fan of the Nutridrench, and so are my chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys! So much so that they surround me in the morning when the buckets are getting filled with their chicken Gatorade, anxiously waiting for sips. I wish I were kidding, but they do. Boo the Speckled Sussex actually complains at me until the bucket is set down. It's been really helpful with the flock recovering from respiratory illness and scaly leg mites, and the feather quality is up.