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Broken bones will form a callus at the sight of the break after healing whether it heals straight or crooked. So there wouldn’t require any treatment.

If you can estimate the weight, or hold the chicken while you stand on scales, then subtract your weight, that is close.

Here is a picture with measurements that may help.

You could still use that syringe. Just pull up the same amount as you would with a smaller syringe. There should be marks from 1 ml to 2 ml. How much is the weight? The dosage is roughly 0.25 ml (1/4 ml) per pound once and repeat in 10 days for roundworms. To treat for all worms except...

You need to take any needle off the syringe, and pull up a bit of the paste that has been squirted on a saucer or something. A 5 pound chicken would get 1.25 ml if using the 0.25 ml per pound dosage. An easier to use product is SafeGuard Liquid Goat Wormer, also 10% fenbendazole. Shake the...