Baby chick and sour crop?? or something else?

[acm6912]

Great! Thank you all! One more question...what is the ACV to water ratio I should be doing in a chick sized water feeder?

 

[newmarch2014]

really just 2 tsp is plenty for a small waterer.

 

[acm6912]

Great thank you! And is there such a thing as too much yogurt? My little one goes crazy for it but I don't want to give her too much yogurt and her not eat enough feed

 

[newmarch2014]

Yes there can certainly be too much, treats should never comprise more than 10% of their diet.....unless they are sick and that is all they will eat to keep them alive.......

 

[newmarch2014]

and in the future, 1 tbs to 1 gallon of acv.

 

[acm6912]

Thanks for everyone's help! She is all healed up!!! And so happy to be back with everyone!

 

[newmarch2014]

That is awesome, congrats!

 

[Pendragonz]

They are all supposed to be Ameraucana's. I will go get the Bragg's vinegar today. Any specific reason to use this apple cider vinegar rather than another? Yes the yogurt has live active cultures. I wasn't planning on giving them anything else to supplement their diet until about week 3 or 4 and then start adding grit. This is the little girl. She also had a belly button injury but it is healing nicely and that was on Sunday. I'm hoping when it heals completely whatever is left will fall off? I've been disinfecting the area. Thought I was going to lose her on Sunday but she's a fighter! So I just want to make sure she's ok.

It doesn't have to be Braggs, but it does need to be raw, unpasteurized apple cider vinegar. Heinz makes a version, and sometimes you can find store brands that are raw, and unpasteurized. Just make sure it has the brown sediment, which is the "mother" of the vinegar.