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  1. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    I'm glad to hear it!
  2. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    Is she walking?
  3. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    Mabey hold her for the first few times and just let her move her legs.
  4. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    I honestly think that may work then, if you let her build up her strength for a while.
  5. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    Well, I know chickens don't swim, but does anyone think its possible to mabey help her, don't they do that with over weight dogs, help them move their legs in water to build up leg strength. It may help her.
  6. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    Yes!!! I was hoping she'd be better today, I'm happy for you ☺
  7. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    Is she better today?
  8. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    I would say do it, because the more she gets to help her, the more likely she is to survive, good luck!
  9. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    Ok, I did some research and it is usually a genetic disorder, or vitiman E deficiency, dandelion greens, and asparagus tend to help.
  10. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    Have you checked for pasty butt, that may bring her down, is she pooping?
  11. Chickenhappy8708

    Help with new baby buff orpington

    Mabey its like stargazing, where the chick can't keep its balance, so it wobbly legs and can't stand are symptoms of stargazing, I believe it is a neurological issue, but I don't know for sure, ill rubble check.
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