- Mar 29, 2011
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I picked up this chick (along with 5 others) yesterday at tractor supply. She is a bantam (not sure what breed). The lady gave her to us for free because of a leg problem she has. I have been trying to fix her leg all day using Hair bands, band aids, bread ties, goze tape, etc. Nothing seems to be working.
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She has feeling in her leg because occasionally when one of the other bantams step on or peck her leg she will chirp and move away. I am making sure that she is drinking (I am working on the food part.). She also has save-a-chick in her water.
My questions include:
-What can I do for her leg?
-What are the chances that if we cannot fix her leg that she will be able to thrive as an adult bird?
-How can I fix her leg?
Pictures:
She has feeling in her leg because occasionally when one of the other bantams step on or peck her leg she will chirp and move away. I am making sure that she is drinking (I am working on the food part.). She also has save-a-chick in her water.
My questions include:
-What can I do for her leg?
-What are the chances that if we cannot fix her leg that she will be able to thrive as an adult bird?
-How can I fix her leg?
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