How to fix splayed legs in baby pigeons 

Splayed legs is one of the things I worry sooo much about. Had it happen once a few years ago and was able to correct it. Excellent, informative video on both the prevention and correction of splayed legs. I used a large rubber band with a shirt section of drinking straw in the middle looped over each foot. Your method worked well. Good job correcting it with your little guy.

I did this with a bird last year with clip on bands and tied them with a string and it worked like a charm. I left them on for 2 weeks. The bird legs look like all the rest you can't even tell he had a problem. Nice job!

Doctor Robertson, the real pigpen whisperer. This is awesome 😎 👍💪💪

Man! You never stop impressing me, awesome job, thanks for the education…

Wow, I haven't been able to remedy splayed legs, but I'll do it your way if ever it happens again. Tying to bands is brilliant

Nice tip! Thanks James

Ekstra filmik! Jeśli chodzi o rozstawione nóżki u młodego,to najlepiej nie wyciągać pustego jajka.Gołąbek powinien się wychowywać z jajkiem obok jak najdłużej. Pozdrawiam serdecznie 😊

Very Informative Video, thank You Sir

Thank you so much this video that you put out there. Unbelievable. I did exactly like you did four days. His leg went right right in straight like an arrow like his other leg. I have a beautiful standing strong Homer due to your wonderful video and help you’re the best.🙏💪💪💪💪🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️👍👍👍👍

Nice job.. That' worked out well indeed.

Hi , useful as usual .. I was always told with single chick always keep a potato next to them helps stop splayed legs

Well done

Nice save.

bandaid works fair also comes off on it own in time. around leg stuck to it self

You can also use shavings

That will work good job

Thanks ❤

Thanks

u should name him Jean Claude Van-Damme

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Great idea facts chino les

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I had this problem with one and I nursed her back with hand feeding and therapy. Now I have four that are inflicted with the same thing. I used my screened porch as their area. Two were doing good and then all of the sudden their posture and health declined. I think it was the pesticide that was sprayed along the floor and border a couple of months ago was the thing that set them back. I am beside myself and totally sad that I may loose them. Any suggestions? Can exposure to these chems be reversed? If I need to put them down, what is the most humane was to do this. I do not want to do the neck way. Any suggestions.

Wow