Hello all! I posted a month ago that I had a chick suddenly appear to be suffering nerve disorder, stumbling around unable to stand and unable to feed herself. I put her inside the house under a heat lamp, fed her food and water with eye-dropper, and put dissolved hypericum tablets in her water.
Well, after two weeks indoors, I learned that the other chicks she'd been in the brooder with had already been exposed so were in no increased danger by having her back in there. She had stabilized indoors and was fatter, not so wobbly on her legs, but I figured she was not doing well being alone all the time, so back to the brooder she went.
After two weeks back in with her buddies, she's no longer stumbling, walks perfectly normal, and is slowly catching up to the others in size! I was so surprised and delighted to see the change!! I just figured she was a goner. Yay for my little Sicilian Buttercup!!
Well, after two weeks indoors, I learned that the other chicks she'd been in the brooder with had already been exposed so were in no increased danger by having her back in there. She had stabilized indoors and was fatter, not so wobbly on her legs, but I figured she was not doing well being alone all the time, so back to the brooder she went.
After two weeks back in with her buddies, she's no longer stumbling, walks perfectly normal, and is slowly catching up to the others in size! I was so surprised and delighted to see the change!! I just figured she was a goner. Yay for my little Sicilian Buttercup!!
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