- Jan 16, 2015
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Hi all
So I have this australorp chick Im really worried about, we noticed she had a leg turned fully backwards and because of this assumed she had spraddle leg however the Vet we took her too yesterday says otherwise. She is about 3 weeks old and the size of a 1 week old chick. The vet basically said to us we should put her down however because we really want to keep her going were going to keep trying. She still eats well but is pretty immobile at the moment sort of moving in a circle on the cage floor. Does anyone have any suggestions or has treated this before ? we hafto keep feeding her by hand most of the time but she does eat and drink.
Any advice would be appreciated !
Cheers,
So I have this australorp chick Im really worried about, we noticed she had a leg turned fully backwards and because of this assumed she had spraddle leg however the Vet we took her too yesterday says otherwise. She is about 3 weeks old and the size of a 1 week old chick. The vet basically said to us we should put her down however because we really want to keep her going were going to keep trying. She still eats well but is pretty immobile at the moment sort of moving in a circle on the cage floor. Does anyone have any suggestions or has treated this before ? we hafto keep feeding her by hand most of the time but she does eat and drink.
Any advice would be appreciated !
Cheers,