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Don't offer anymore water then if she is spitting it up.Lol my sister probably has one. I don’t mind going out, I just can’t stay out for hours.
She’s quite pitiful.
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I'd leave her be.
I am sorry.
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Don't offer anymore water then if she is spitting it up.Lol my sister probably has one. I don’t mind going out, I just can’t stay out for hours.
She’s quite pitiful.
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I do, I’ve got a reptile heating pad I can rig up. I just don’t really see the point in bringing her in just to have to warm her up?Do you have a heat pad that you can use?
I'm thinking she isn't meant to be.I do, I’ve got a reptile heating pad I can rig up. I just don’t really see the point in bringing her in just to have to warm her up?
Unless she’s too hot out here?
Idk what to do at this point.
She’s declining.
The others are thriving. Pretty sure the chipmunk EE is a roo. I already want to strangle him.
She looks horrible.

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I'd meet you half way if I could.
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I think you’re right.I'm thinking she isn't meant to be.
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@Tesumph I'm sorry. It's so hard to watch them struggle. Even though we are the caretakers, we are big scary humans. It will be least stressful for her if you leave her be. Leave her close to the water, add nutridrench to the water too. She will have the other chicks for companionship. There may be something wrong internally. If not, then hopefully she will gain some strength with some rest.not yetDid the lady not call?
