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You are not "killing" a chick that has no hope of survival. Killing means you are depriving a creature of life that has potential to live its life. This chick has no potential of life beyond a couple more hours of suffering. Yes. It is suffering.

A chick needs energy reserves for an antibiotic to work, and this chick appears to be past that point where it has any. If this chick were still standing, eyes open, able to still drink water at least, I would give it a shot of Poultry Nutri-drench to start its little engine, and then put it...

When I had a chick last summer get into some contaminated soil, it did just as this chick is doing. When it reaches this stage, there is no chance of saving it because it lacks the bodily functions necessary for administering medical care. It's a very sad task, but I euthanized my chick, and I...

When a baby chick lies prone with eyes shut and beak gaping, the end is imminent. I am sorry to say this chick likely won't last two more hours let alone all night.