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IMO, his legs look just slightly splayed/spraddled. He looks like he's doing ok to me, though, considering he was an assist. I think he needs a little more time and he'll be up & running. But he'll need extra TLC from you. Hard boiled egg yoke is a good idea. I mash it up with starter. Keep the Gatorade in the water. But keep sticking his beak in food and water. And keep an eye on his legs. Do the other chicks look like their legs are underneath them more? His legs seem a little wide. I had one like that and I was on the fence about bracing them. I didn't and her legs got stronger in a day or two and closer together.
Thanks!! will definitely try out the hardboiled egg! and yea I was thinking the same thing that his legs are wider, the other chicks look more straight.. so i'll give it another day or two and hope he gains strength in his leg, but if not then i'll make a leg brace for this lil fella.
Awww that's adorable.. Hope mine will do that too! For now, everytime I put my hand by them, they all run from it.. I'm trying to get them to get use to my touch? But it takes time I'm sure. So the lil guy.. ( I sexed them by the wings..Hope I did it correctly) he is so chirpy! Haha I'm so glad he's doing much better.. I thought he was a goner...it wa heartbreaking to see him struggle, but hope that stage is over and he's on his way to grow! So I have him separated but he will keep chirping so loud until I put him with the other 2 (pullets). They seem to peck at him but he will run away from them and they will stop. I'm wondering if I should still separate them, but when I do he chirps until I put him back with them... He so silly lol :cd

