Chicken can't stand

[Gobbles3]

Hi all,
This chicken and another one have hatched today and both cannot walk properly. They sort of shuffle around on the tops of their legs.
The picture below is the best I could get, the legs seem to be too far forward or something like that.
My question is: what can I try to fix it?

 

[RadEggs]

Hmm, that is realy odd. I think that chicken could live a good life, but it does seem to be a little diffrent. I think you could try some sort of splint to keep the legs together and up, like for splayed leg. If the chick seems healthy otherwise, It can probably live. Do they have 4 toes? I can't tell from the photo.

 

[Gobbles3]

Hmm, that is realy odd. I think that chicken could live a good life, but it does seem to be a little diffrent. I think you could try some sort of splint to keep the legs together and up, like for splayed leg. If the chick seems healthy otherwise, It can probably live. Do they have 4 toes? I can't tell from the photo.

Yes they have 4 toes.

 

[RadEggs]

Think you could draw a little diagram of the chickens legs so I can see better?

 

[RadEggs]

Think you could draw a little diagram of the chickens legs so I can see better?

Might be splayed leg, but I can't realy tell.

 

[Gobbles3]

Think you could draw a little diagram of the chickens legs so I can see better?

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I'm not the best artist but this is the best I can do. The legs are the same on both sides, they aren't sticking out to the side but are straight ahead.

 

[RadEggs]

Oh, that is splayed leg. Phew. From the photo it looked like your chicken had been born with legs in the front. https://healthstartsinthekitchen.com/how-to-fix-splayed-leg-spraddle-leg/

 

[Eggcessive]

Splay legs is when the legs are in normal position, but widely apart. This sounds more like the chick is walking on its hocks. Human B complex tablets crushed and fed 1/4 tablet daily, or a chick vitamin such as PolyVisol baby vitamins or Poultry Cell 2-3 drops daily may supply riboflavin when a chicken is having leg issues or a riboflavin deficiency. Get started on a vitamin with riboflavin right away. Are the feet pointing forward or to one side? Be sure to help the chick eat and drink until the legs are working.

 

[Gobbles3]

Splay legs is when the legs are in normal position, but widely apart. This sounds more like the chick is walking on its hocks. Human B complex tablets crushed and fed 1/4 tablet daily, or a chick vitamin such as PolyVisol baby vitamins or Poultry Cell 2-3 drops daily may supply riboflavin when a chicken is having leg issues or a riboflavin deficiency. Get started on a vitamin with riboflavin right away. Are the feet pointing forward or to one side? Be sure to help the chick eat and drink until the legs are working.

The legs are facing forward