1 of the new chicks that we got on Saturday. This morning has an infected butt. Ive washed him down and put some ointment on it. Im going to isolate him from the rest.
Omg.



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1 of the new chicks that we got on Saturday. This morning has an infected butt. Ive washed him down and put some ointment on it. Im going to isolate him from the rest.
Omg.
I'm so sorry!
Ohh im so sorry!!And yes I cried.
Bless you. Is the poop a normal color?
1 of the new chicks that we got on Saturday. This morning has an infected butt. Ive washed him down and put some ointment on it. Im going to isolate him from the rest.
Omg.
I'm so sorry!
Can you post some photos of this one - the chick, the infected butt, etc.?
Are they still in the same brooder?
If they were mine, I would switch brooders just to rule out environmental causes of infection. They are still tiny, so a large tote or go to the grocery and ask for large toilet paper boxes and tape those together to make a big area. Line the brooder with puppy pads. Secure your lamp very well and have only one warm spot in the brooder. OR you can make a Mama Heating Pad system https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...er-picture-heavy-update.956958/#post-14882145 That is what I use and it works great.
Paper towels may be o.k. they tend to slide a little.@Wyorp Rock would paper towels work until she can get some puppy pads?