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You can never know for sure till they grow up, but you can watch that one. Yeah, let me know how it goes. Mine that limped was okay within about 24-48 hours, so I am guessing you will see results relatively quickly if it is a mild injury.

Actually, that could be a male with a reddening comb at 4 weeks.

Hmm... It is tricky to tell because of the color of her legs. Does she flinch if you put gentle pressure on any place on her leg? That is good that she is having no mareks signs. You can splint it, but they often find a way to get it off. Keeping her mostly in one place instead of walking...

Welcome to BYC! If it is an injury with no visible signs, keeping her off it for a few days should do the trick. I usually put them in a dog or cat carrier where it is safe from predators, but the rest of the flock can see them. If she lays down and looks like she is doing the splits, that...