Can I help him/her. . . ? sad pic

[luvmychicknkids]

Well, I just mean it shows more because it is wet. Whatever you think is right is what you should do. Just saying I have had them that bad that made it quite well. Good luck with her, I know it is a tough decision no matter what you choose.

 

[PQ]

This might help tells you how to fix "splay or sprattle" legs plus tons of other things. As for the belly it looks like infection has set in, most likey it is to late. Hope it helps you.
http://www.avianweb.com/birdnursery.html

 

[silkiechicken]

I'd give it three days post hatch to get up and eat. If it doesn't eat by the 3rd day, any of the energy in the yolk is probably about gone so it would be time to make that decision. As for now, it's only a day old, so I'd leave it be in the incubator still, and the yolk may go inside a bit highe as it is asorbed, and the rough naval may heal up just fine. Little guy might have just had a hard start. No need to force eating or drinking yet. Very well possible it is something worse, but you can still give it till day 3 without worrying about it starving.

 

[bikergirl]

I was wrong she is 3 days old she hatched on Sunday. She used to have energy trying to move her body with her legs and wings and chirp. . . now she just breathes

 

[bikergirl]

She just died

 

[cwc362]

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Sorry I know it's sad and disappointing. There was probaly nothing you could have done to save her . Sorry

 

[Fudgie]

Im so sorry for you Biker!

 

[bikergirl]

Thanks guys

 

[johnmayersquare]

I'm so sorry.....That is so hard

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[chookchick]

Very sorry to hear that..at least you didn't have to make the tough decision and hopefully she didn't suffer much..