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He doesn't have to get up. Use a chick "high-chair" for that (Image below is not mine). The most important thing is that his bones have to grow straight.
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Good luck. I hope he makes it.
Ps, I used a small elastic hair tile, and tape in the center. I’ve heard of people using bandaids as well. You could get creative.I just had a chick hatch 3 days ago with spraddle leg, I used this method, and it worked beautifully. I took it off after 2 days, and though her gait is still wider than normal, it improves every day, as she builds strength.
If you do this, just make sure that you check it a few times a day to make sure it didn’t tighten, twist, or slide out of position. My elastic ended up twisting and probably would have made a sore on her leg had I not caught it.