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  1. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    Thanks. I tried my best. I'm ordering nutri-drench particularly as we speak so I can keep it on hand.
  2. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    Thank you. This was the worst clutch I had to experience so far. Out of 10 eggs, 1 was a dud, 2 developed but didn’t hatch, 5 suffocated under their mom, 1 was horribly injured and passed, 1 survived. This lone chick will be a very special one.
  3. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    She passed. Thanks everyone.
  4. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    Was called into work, so not hands-on answer. They’re telling me the cut doesn’t look good, so probably infected.
  5. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    ok thanks. I have that but in a bottle form, and a scoop inside it. I was able to hold the last poultry cell bottle at the store, But she’s getting weeker and won’t stand on her own anymore. So I think she’s on her way out. I will keep trying though.
  6. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    is there an alternative to nutri-drench That is usually available in feed stores like the red store? Forgot if we’re allowed to mention store names here or not. But is there? No one seems to have nutri-drench in stock. Edited to ask. Is Sav-A-Chick an alternative? Currently she’s taking Duvret...
  7. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    will do for both. Thank you.
  8. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    Thank you. Yes, we put neosporin on the wing as well. The wing looks no where as bad as the neck 🤦🏻‍♂️...she’s still drinking very well on her own. Very off balance though. I fed her just now for the third time. I’m feeding her souped up chick starter, with a syringe.
  9. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    I applied with neosporin and bandaged up and will keep inside until hopefully regains strength and starts growing, id rather the hassle of introduction to the flock than losing the chick. Edited to ask. Should I set up the heat lamp for it? Or would the heat be bad for the cut? I’m using a...
  10. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    Is neosporin ok? Neosporin, back with mom without bandage? Is this good? Or should I definitely bandage it and put with
  11. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    Front and side view
  12. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    yes she does allow us to check on the chick and handle it. I’ll upload pictures in a few.
  13. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    thanks a lot. I will take pictures in a few.
  14. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    vet isn’t an option. I sprayed with vetrycin is all i did to eat. You can see the esophagus but not directly. There’s flesh before it, but you can tell the shape..I’ll take pictures as soon as I could. The chick is under the mom.
  15. Kalimak

    Emergency!

    2 day old chick attacked by hen (not his mom). Hurt his wing (which can heal, not a big deal), but she slit his throat, I can see inside of his neck, the inside is intact. The skin is slit and showing inside. Am I explaining this correctly? The chick is not eating on its own anymore after the...
  16. Kalimak

    This is a weird one...

    im hoping that’s all to it anyway. A phase which will run its course. I’m thinking about joining her up with the smaller flock. So far today she’s alert, eating, drinking, pooping. Hoping nothing is going on health wise.
  17. Kalimak

    This is a weird one...

    rooster is over 2 years old. Hen is a bit over a year. I think I’ve had the same thing happen to a hen in the other flock. She suddenly started staying (all day) and sleeping in the barn with the goats, it turned out the rooster wasn’t giving her a break, but now she’s out again with the rest of...
  18. Kalimak

    This is a weird one...

    I’ve since separated her and brought* her to the enclosed patio area. Put down food and water and she went to eating right away. So far she seems to be very alert. I just checked on her and looks like she’s trying to sleep for the night.
  19. Kalimak

    This is a weird one...

    Thank you. I'm going to check her now.
  20. Kalimak

    This is a weird one...

    Thank you, kinda had this feeling...
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