What a situation! Wishing you luck. It is possible to make a chick survive without absorbing the sac, but it's a very low possibility. My chicks sac wasn't fully absorbed, but I got it out anyway and syringe fed it sugared water - a good syringe to use is the one that comes with a baby's nurofen medicine bottle from chemists, it will be in the box witht he medicine. The syringe has no needle, or not plastic point, just a small hole with i put over the chicks beak momentarily until it drank.
“Perhaps most persuasive [example of intelligence] is the chicken’s intriguing ability to understand that an object, when taken away and hidden, nevertheless continues to exist. This is beyond the capacity of small children.”
If I come across as sharp, I am not meaning to be sharp - just informative and to the point. I don't tolerate fools too gladly.
“Perhaps most persuasive [example of intelligence] is the chicken’s intriguing ability to understand that an object, when taken away and hidden, nevertheless continues to exist. This is beyond the capacity of small children.”
If I come across as sharp, I am not meaning to be sharp - just informative and to the point. I don't tolerate fools too gladly.
So i was pretty surprised to find a little chick wriggling about with an egg shell lying beside it! Its feathers have all crusted together so it cant fluff up and one eye cant open-any ideas how to solve this?
Hes just gottan weaker and weaker since getting out the egg, cant even lift his head anymore his legs arn't getting any better and hes going through shaking fits
