Diarrhea in 2 days old quail chicks

[Linita]

Boiled yolk is usually easier for them to eat.

I hope it pulls through!

Ty! Me too I guess they made it out of the hatch and I thought I was out of the woods but maybe I can expect some problems from help-outs or maybe some chicks in general even if I make my best and they're well taken care of (?) It's my first time taking care of this many chicks. In the past I had like 2 chicken chicks one time, 1 chicken chick some other time, and that's about it. All made it nice and healthy. I didn't hatch them. So that's about my experience with poultry.

 

[Nabiki]

Ty! Me too I guess they made it out of the hatch and I thought I was out of the woods but maybe I can expect some problems from help-outs or maybe some chicks in general even if I make my best and they're well taken care of (?) It's my first time taking care of this many chicks. In the past I had like 2 chicken chicks one time, 1 chicken chick some other time, and that's about it. All made it nice and healthy. I didn't hatch them. So that's about my experience with poultry.

If a chick has trouble hatching, there's usually a reason. Most of the time there is something wrong with the chick that you may not see right away.

 

[Linita]

If a chick has trouble hatching, there's usually a reason. Most of the time there is something wrong with the chick that you may not see right away.

Well, I'll keep you posted about this little fella and the rest of the flock, since I know at least a couple more have the same problem and yesterday the number seemed a lot greater. The droppings in general seem to have improved.
Ty guys for trying to help!

 

[Linita]

Almost 2 weeks later update:
Diarrhea seemed to have either stopped or I didn't noticed it so much anymore when I changed to wood shavings.

The guy now it's the least tame of them all and seems healthy.

I think it's a beatiful tuxedo!