Chicks dying

[fluffycrow]

I have tried the sugar water. But I will try letting them snuggle on my chin. At least they’ll feel comfort.

Definitely try feeding them something, raw egg yolk would be the best

 

[Buffchicks11]

How cold did it get and how many days were they in shipping?

It may have been as cold as 40°. It was shipping for about three days.

 

[fluffycrow]

How old are the chicks approximately

 

[Buffchicks11]

How old are the chicks approximately

They are supposed to be day olds.

 

[fluffycrow]

They are supposed to be day olds.

I'm sorry, the shipping was three days but they're only one day old? I'm confused

 

[Buffchicks11]

I'm sorry, the shipping was three days but they're only one day old? I'm confused

They are probably 4 days old now.

 

[JacinLarkwell]

I'm sorry, the shipping was three days but they're only one day old? I'm confused

The chicks were bought and shipped as day olds

 

[fluffycrow]

From who/where did you get them? A hatchery or a breeder?

They're at that mark where the nutrients from the egg sack have started to deplete, but its probably not the case that the cause is malnutrition, probably something to do with the temperature

You should definitely try and get something down their stomachs. Electrolytes are also helpful

Lastly, you should start slowly warming them up

 

[gimmie birdies]

I had some i got like that in the mail, (5), 4 came out of it. I did put them on a heating pad. and massaged them. I gave yok water too. It is good to ask for a heat packet in the winter.

 

[Buffchicks11]

From who/where did you get them? A hatchery or a breeder?

They're at that mark where the nutrients from the egg sack have started to deplete, but its probably not the case that the cause is malnutrition, probably something to do with the temperature

You should definitely try and get something down their stomachs. Electrolytes are also helpful

Lastly, you should start slowly warming them up

A hatchery. Thanks for the help.