She's still small, but her sore seems to be healed now. I think her scab fell off a few days ago. However, she does tend to get scrapes on hee feet from trying to run around with her sisters, especially when she tries to go to the outdoor part of the chick box.
I'm going to put her sisters outside soon, and probably have hee spend the day in the barn with them, and come inside at night to sleep in hee crate. That way, she won't get so many scratches on hee feet. Fortunately, Neosporin works so,fees for little chick sores. I try to put it on at least once a day. It worked very well for her head sores.
I found a good basket for a makeshift chicken sling. I haven't tried to put it into action yet, though. I'm still working on the chicken wheelchair. I have a rough idea of a basic dram that I want to use, so now I've just gotta cut the pipes and hope for the best. If all goes well, she should have hwe very own little wheelchair soon.
I've also decided to cut a little cross for her leg holes. It's simple, gives her legs plenty of room, and it should be nice abd comfy for her. I'm planning to cut a small dip in the hammock, or just put the leg holes near the end of the cloth so her poops go straight down without sticking to her feathers.
I'll look into some chick vitamins to add to her food. I don't think tgat feeding it to her will be a problem. She always seems to have a healthy appetite. All in all, she seems to be pretty happy, although her legs do seem to get scuffed quite a lot. That's why I want to start moving her from the rabbit cage to the crate. They both have a nice soft bottom for her to sit on that's nice and comfy and fairly non abrasive. Also, her sisters seem to like the outdoor part of the chick box where it's cool and dark. I almost always find them in there. That's why I think they're just about ready to try being outside permanently.
Though technically, they'll be inside of a barn, where they'll be protected from most of the weather. It has a nice set up for them, so they should be nice and dry. There is also a chicken rack for them to sit on.
