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I'm curious too. @amanda1 ..any update for this situation?

Maybe you just have an extra sensitive sniffer? Honestly, I never get close enough to my birds mouth to smell their breath to know how one smells compared to another. It might just mean she has a different bioload than the others, if she's not sick I wouldn't worry about it.

Not sure what to tell you, but I wouldn't use anything unless you know what the problem is definitively. If the chick is eating, drinking, pooping, and active..... the smell could just be an anomaly.