Okay. Just try bringing this one in then to assess and treat it. If it won't settle down, see if bringing another buddy in helps it. I posted a couple of links that you can look at and try figure out what's wrong then fix it. I've fixed a few splayed legs and normally that only takes 2-3 days. Your bird I think has worse than that and may take longer.
Okay thank you all for the quick responses. I've been concerned of reintroduction from taking it from the flock and mom. But it condition hasn't improved so its time to try something. I don't see links for stuff to try?
There are two in this post.
I hope you can do a chick chair or brace or something that helps it either heal or correct itself so it doesn't live like this forever. Depending on what is wrong, this may take several days or even a week. Reintegration may be nothing or may need some work, but that's down the road a bit yet.
Hello Debbie. When you look at these pics what do u think I should be trying? So far we vet wrapped the top of the leg. It did feel damaged if not broke on the upper leg. I brought in another chick for comfort.
It may have gotten its leg stuck in a fence or between boards or something along that line. If it doesn't seem broken to you, then it's sprained or similar at least.
