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20ml sounds like a lot.
Hold up on that.
@casportpony How much liquid to force feed a one pound chick?
It's said that max crop volume is 5% of the bird's body weight, though it might be more in a young bird because their crop has more elasticity.

The safe amount to start tubing is 2-3% of body weight. If that is well tolerated then one can work up to 5%
2% of one pound is ~9 ml
3% of one pound is ~13.6 ml
5% of one pound is ~ 23 ml
 
It's said that max crop volume is 5% of the bird's body weight, though it might be more in a young bird because their crop has more elasticity.

The safe amount to start tubing is 2-3% of body weight. If that is well tolerated then one can work up to 5%
2% of one pound is ~9 ml
3% of one pound is ~13.6 ml
5% of one pound is ~ 23 ml
Sounds good. I'll try 9mL.
Bbl.
 
It's said that max crop volume is 5% of the bird's body weight, though it might be more in a young bird because their crop has more elasticity.

The safe amount to start tubing is 2-3% of body weight. If that is well tolerated then one can work up to 5%
2% of one pound is ~9 ml
3% of one pound is ~13.6 ml
5% of one pound is ~ 23 ml
This is feed and water combined amounts correct?
 
That and this:
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