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Might also be a varus/valgus deformity how that last pic is looking.
Next thing to check for is when you hold it, take the leg that didn't seem to be in a normal position, and pull it back into the position like the stretch where there leg goes all the way behind them. When you do this, look where the leg bends and see if it is swollen and you can compare it to one of your other chicks. If it is that may be splayed leg. For making "shoes" for the chick, just cut some small pieces of cardboard (I used a cereal box) into the shape of its feet so pretty much like a rhombus so you can get all its toes on there. Then you can use self-adhesive tape and just wrap the toes on there in the correct position because this is going to correct them. You may need some help doing this because it can get tricky. Once it has the shoes on leave them on for about 24 hours before checking again. However, once you check the chick for potential slipped tendon, I'd treat that first and then do the shoes. I'll walk you through what to do if it is. Here's a picture of the cut outs I used for my chick shoes.
Is there any thing I can do for that
