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    Trampled & Skinny Pullet — Thanks for helping

    :hugs Keep in mind that often they are very good at hiding illnesses, by the time it's apparent something is wrong it's too late to do anything.
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    Trampled & Skinny Pullet — Thanks for helping

    More nutritious than what? I just feed a 20% all flock type crumble and feel that's all they need, except for a weekly dose of EL/Vits during heat waves. I know you feel you need to do something extra, but patience is the best medicine, IMO
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    Trampled & Skinny Pullet — Thanks for helping

    Is she skinnier than your other birds of the same breed? How are you determining 'skinny' ...musculature around keel bone? I can't give you a number of days. But as long as she's eating(determined by crop check at night) and has good solid poops within a couple days...the rest will just take...
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    Trampled & Skinny Pullet — Thanks for helping

    Should be fine. Not sure about the smaller recipe tho. I measured out a packet in teaspoons then did the math to get smaller portions, because a whole gallon was more than I needed. Probably more because of the heat. They don't eat as much when they are hot and/or dehydrated. Give her some...
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    Trampled & Skinny Pullet — Thanks for helping

    I'd have given her electrolyte/vitamins first. But finish off the corid regime now that you've started it, then maybe do a dose of EL/Vit. Small dose recipe in here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/aarts-extreme-weather-spiel.75893/ Poops could be loose just because of drinking more...
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