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I had a chick in one of my hatches this year with the same problem. I tried everything to help it and the leg just got worse until it was almost backwards. If your chick is very young like one or two days you might be able to help it but much older than that I think it is too painful to do anything and better to humanely euthanize. I am not a fan of euthanizing by any means but I had my chick for 7 weeks and he developed sores on his belly because he used his belly to replace his second leg. It was really sad. Next time I will cull early on if I see this defect again.
Good luck with your chick
I had a chick in one of my hatches this year with the same problem. I tried everything to help it and the leg just got worse until it was almost backwards. If your chick is very young like one or two days you might be able to help it but much older than that I think it is too painful to do anything and better to humanely euthanize. I am not a fan of euthanizing by any means but I had my chick for 7 weeks and he developed sores on his belly because he used his belly to replace his second leg. It was really sad. Next time I will cull early on if I see this defect again.
Good luck with your chick