JCummings115
In the Brooder
- Mar 2, 2024
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Hello .
I picked up a baby silky chick at a feed store it's leg was injured and it was much smaller than the others of the same breed . At first I had trouble getting it to eat but found a site that said to give it egg yolk which I did and the chick seemed fine .Today again it did not want to eat so a different site said plain yogurt which I did and again he loved it but now I noticed his crop is soft and squishy very noticable. So again I search Google and a site said apple cider vinegar in water .It's a small chicken so I only added about 4 drops of apple cider vinegar to a 40 ml cup and slowly gave the baby chick a little ..He's a fighter but once I over come one hurdle I hit another .
I need help .I'm no stranger to bottle feeding or syringe feeding but I'm getting frustrated that I'm not doing anything right .Also his crop seemed to sit more to the higher side of the shoulder which I'm not sure is normal .Please help and advise .
Thank you
I picked up a baby silky chick at a feed store it's leg was injured and it was much smaller than the others of the same breed . At first I had trouble getting it to eat but found a site that said to give it egg yolk which I did and the chick seemed fine .Today again it did not want to eat so a different site said plain yogurt which I did and again he loved it but now I noticed his crop is soft and squishy very noticable. So again I search Google and a site said apple cider vinegar in water .It's a small chicken so I only added about 4 drops of apple cider vinegar to a 40 ml cup and slowly gave the baby chick a little ..He's a fighter but once I over come one hurdle I hit another .
I need help .I'm no stranger to bottle feeding or syringe feeding but I'm getting frustrated that I'm not doing anything right .Also his crop seemed to sit more to the higher side of the shoulder which I'm not sure is normal .Please help and advise .
Thank you