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Update: She is doing better. Within 24 hours she was up and running around with the flock. Still had loose stools, but her over-all behavior is fairly normal. Although I'm still not sure if the Corid is responsible for her turn around. The others are still asymptomatic.

Eggcessive- Thanks for responding. If this happened last week (or the week before), I would agree about the heat. We had a terrible heat wave. But the last two days have been fairly mild comparatively. Today was mid 80's with a nice cooling rainstorm. Yesterday the temps were decent as well...

anyone? Thoughts? I started her and the others on corid.......... just to be safe...

My EE is suddenly behaving sickly. This morning she was fine. She is getting close to laying her first egg as I have noticed the typical changes in her features. This afternoon she is lethargic. She is walking very s-l-o-w-l-y, seems sleepy. feathers are NOT ruffled. I can pick her up with no...

That's what we are hoping too!

Okay uploaded better pics! Is this Bonnie or Clyde? approx. 8 weeks old. Tail: Back: Side view: Side view with better light:

Why do my pics load sideways?

Updated photos of the BO. For the life of me I do not understand why these pics are loading sideways! Top of back: Tail:

Thanks Dawg53! I'd not heard of the tomato juice. I hadn't thought that capillary worms would apply since she is so young and have had her since she was 5 days old. I'll post an update in a few days.

Raising the head half the time to yawn... no honking. As for the scratching... no more than usual. As for the shaking... only when you are petting and get too close to the ear... but all my chicks do that.

Last night her crop was full.... This morning her crop was empty... good sign! Her persistent yawning was minimal at sunrise also. Then she started back up with full open-beak yawning, and hasn't stopped. I'm not saying that it is on and off... it is persistent/constant She is fairly active...

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anyone else have advice??

This one has been doing it all day.... I know her crop is fine, but just in case, I gave her a little olive oil.

Okay... I need advice!! Our 7 week old Orpington has been persistently yawning. This bird has not been exposed to the main coop, and is still in the brooder pen. None of the other birds in the pen are exhibiting this behavior. S/he seems to be eating and drinking fine. No oozing from the nares...

Great article!

Thanks Wyandottes7 ! I really love my Silkies... I need to make sure the coop is "balanced"...

Thanks BantamLover21! I know Silkies are tough.... especially so young. But this one screams Roo to me!

I have an 8 week silkie. I believe is a cockerel. He walks upright, bumps chests with my other young cockerel, and is twice the size of his "sister" hatched the same day. But the thing that really sticks out to me is his comb! It has already begun to turn red-ish ... Just wanted to throw it...