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I am so sorry. I really thought she was going to make it too. You did everything right, it just wasn't meant to be.

Quote: Yes, thank you! I forgot that part.

Quote: Oh that is wonderful news JanieMarie! She looks great and is such a little cutie (what breed is she?)!!! That is such good news about her being up and around and eating on her own The marbles in the lid brought back so many memories of my little Quincy.... So sorry to hear about...

I'm glad to hear she is still around and agree, keep trying. My little one took a few days before she got the hang of it with the splint on. I don't think anyone has mentioned this, but you might want to try some poly-vi-sol, 3 drops everyday for a week then taper off. I did this with Quincy...

Quote: I can't wait to hear how she is...I hope doing well Quincy was really good about the bandaids for awhile but then as her strength increased, lol she got quite fiesty. I hope this little does the same because that is a sure sign of a will to live.

I guess anything is possible. I'm still learning about chickens, winging it as I go, lol so to speak! All I know is personally, I never give up on anything until I have to. You will know soon enough if it is going to make it or not. Can it eat and drink? I had to shallow lids for Quincy as...

Quote: I have only had to do it once but I used a band-aid for my 1 day old chick. I used the pad in the middle as my spacing guide, folding the sticky flaps over onto it. I'm sure others have different methods and Carla said, there are lots of threads on here for spraddle leg. My chick's...

I would definitely try splinting for a few days maybe even a week. I mean what do you have to lose? I've heard so many story of legs being fixed that I really feel it is always worth a try.