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At times the legs seem normal too like in this pic. Polish photo bombed there.

Here you can see its legs. Not horrible but not normal. It's the chick near the food. These are my 3 silkies.

I cut as much as I could of the bandaid out of its fluff. I couldn't get anything else around the legs to brace the legs because of those awkward 5 toes lol. It is getting around very well even though it's legs are still slightly splayed. It seems to be the boss in there sorta. Now though, 3 of...

There are no feathers yet. Just fluff.

I'm not putting it down. My cage is in a shed but it's a 28"×12" roughly guinea pig enclosure until my broader is built. I'm using newspaper over the plastic bottom for easy cleaning. On top, I have 2 or 3 inches of pine shavings. All of the chicks are cuddled up for the night and it's a bit too...

Thank you. I've named it and everything. They all have looney tunes names and this one is "Wylie". That coyote takes so many hits and keeps on going.

I'd appreciate any and all help. The lady is replacing the chicks and wants to put these down. I'm determined to try my best to save this one regardless.

I know the chick's survival chance is low as it is and I really want to try to save it. Will clipping fluff hinder my baby?

I am brand new to this forum and to chickens in general. I just received 4 baby chicks.1 2 day old black silkie, 1 day old white silkie and 2 5 day old polish. My white silkie and a few other white silkies from same batch which my friend got were still a bit wet when the lady boxed them up for...