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    Lame baby chick

    Thank you! He was very dehydrated. I’ve isolated him with easy to reach food and water. I’ve been giving vitamins. I’ll search as you suggested.
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    Lame baby chick

    I’ve got a Dominique/silkie with a lame left foot. I believe he is a rooster, about 5 weeks old. He’s very active and strong otherwise, seems healthy. They are housed in a coop, closed off from the big birds for now. I’m feeding them organic chick starter. The have pine shavings in their coop...
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    *UPDATE* Jo passed away this afternoon. She appeared to be sleeping peacefully. I’m blessed to have been her chicken mama. Thank you to all who reached out with advice. I’ve learned more about my sweet feathered friends in the last 24 hours than I have in the 4 years I’ve cared for them...
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    *UPDATE* Jolene is still alive this am 🙏🏻 She had her head up and eyes open. Seems to be a little stronger. I was able to get some sugar water and tums into her this am. She’s still passing mucus from her vent. Mouth was clear and clean. Still labored breathing and only able to stand up for a...
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    Thank you for all of your help and suggestions!
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    I’ve tried giving some dissolved Tums as I believe this may be the only thing that’ll help. I can’t feel an egg. Maybe she is hypocalcemic and in shock? I’m here with her, praying for a miracle.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    Yes, I read 2 inches, too. I’m going to try again. Thank you!
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    There is still mucus coming from her vent. What does this mean? Obvious answer to me would be some sort of infection. Is mucus commonly seen in an egg bound chicken?
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    I cleared the mucus. Got her to swallow some water.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    Thank you.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    Ok. It doesn’t feel like her crop is full.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    I don’t feel an egg. I’m not sure how far I can go in. I went about an inch.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    I’m not flushing anymore. I never flushed aggressively. Abdomen feels ok. Crop is not palpable. When I open her beak, it’s like clear slime.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    I’m trying to get tums into her but she’s not swallowing. She won’t lift her head or open her eyes. I pulled her from the tub as soon as she started dropping her head.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    She’s not holder her head up. Not swallowing. She appears to be decompensating.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    Thank you. I’m going to try the tums if I can get her to swallow. I’ll try the benadryl, too. I’ll do anything. My heart is breaking for her.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    It’s mucus. Thin with thick streaks. She cannot stand. She’s breathing heaving. Her vent looks as if she is trying to push something out. I’d have to dissolve the tums and feed with a syringe. She’s so sleepy is that ok?
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    Ok, I’ll stop flushing. I’m truly at a loss and don’t know what to do to help her.
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    Dying chicken?? Help!!

    I gave her a warm bath and palpated her abdomen. I couldn’t appreciate any swelling. I’m assuming an egg would be obvious if she was bound. She did lay today. She’s almost too lethargic to keep in a tub of water. Eyes are closed and head down.
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