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  1. momofaflock

    1 week old Broiler chicks laying down, not eating or drinking

    I agree, as hard as we try to help such a tiny little thing, ultimately Mother Nature knows best. It is still so sad to try to help, but to feel so helpless when trying to figure out how to care for a sick chick. I feel a little more comforted knowing that the short time that she was here, she...
  2. momofaflock

    Help please! Blue Cochin baby acting sick

    I just lost her....
  3. momofaflock

    1 week old Broiler chicks laying down, not eating or drinking

    I just lost her I'm so heartbroken, even though I only had her a short time
  4. momofaflock

    Help please! Blue Cochin baby acting sick

    No pasty butt, tried nutri drench and save a chic, mashed up a hard boiled egg, but she won't open up for me
  5. momofaflock

    Help please! Blue Cochin baby acting sick

    How's she doing Brooke? I'm having similar problems with my 4 day old lavender Orpington :-(
  6. momofaflock

    1 week old Broiler chicks laying down, not eating or drinking

    I am having the same problem with one of my lavender orpingtons that came from Meyer hatchery on tues. was lethargic last night, perked up a bit this morning, and is doing terrible tonight. I've tried nutri drench and save a chic(dipping beak), but won't really wake up other that opening her...
  7. momofaflock

    weak chick

    Tonkagirl, how is the little one doing? I also received our chicks on Tuesday from the hatchery, and I have one lavender Orpington acting the same as yours. She is sleeping ALOT, and is not thriving like the others. I've tried nutri drench and save a chick.
  8. momofaflock

    Can chickens have strokes?

    Whatever happened to your chicken? I have one who is acting the same way?
  9. momofaflock

    my disabled duck won't eat!

    I had a disabled chicken that lived with us in our house for 7 years as a member of our family. She passes this winter in my arms-loved. I understand your pain, and I suggest trying to syringe feed him if you can get help. If one person can lovingly hold him and keep him calm, the other can...
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