Help,my chick is not moving

[LaFleche]

25-27 degrees,and I already showed them how to eat when we first got them.

Chicks their age need more warmth, some 33°C for the first 7-10 days, as there are only two of them which makes it harder to stay warm.

 

[RDchicken99]

I’ve had chicks act like this before. I would recommend mixing some Greek yogurt, salt, sugar, baking soda and a splash of warm water together and spoon feeding the chick the yogurt mixture. It’s a basic electrolyte mix. Hopefully it’ll help wake up your chick.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

Put the chick next to the warm water bottle.

 

[Platinumhero]

Put the chick next to the warm water bottle.

Already done.

 

[Platinumhero]

I’ve had chicks act like this before. I would recommend mixing some Greek yogurt, salt, sugar, baking soda and a splash of warm water together and spoon feeding the chick the yogurt mixture. It’s a basic electrolyte mix. Hopefully it’ll help wake up your chick.

I'll make sure to do that.
EDIT:My mother is currently feeding her the mixture,I can already see some improvements.

 

[Platinumhero]

Chicks their age need more warmth, some 33°C for the first 7-10 days, as there are only two of them which makes it harder to stay warm.

Good thing the warm water jar is around that temperature.

 

[Cazook]

get a heat lamp or brooder plate.

 

[Platinumhero]

get a heat lamp or brooder plate.

I'll try to do so.

 

[Cazook]

also from the pic i'm not sure how you're expecting them to get heat from the jar of hot water. chicks aren't going to cuddle up to a jar... and most of the heat will just radiate away. putting some cloths or fluffy towel on top of the jar to make an enclosed 'cave' (kinda like a wool hen) would help. the water should be warmer than 33c though. if 33c is the max temp of the water, a chick is never going to be able to warm up to 33c due to the heat gradient...

 

[yakitori]

Good thing the warm water jar is around that temperature.

since the water will cool as it impart warmth to the fhick and the environment, it’ll still be too cold. I would make it warmer, fill directly from you hot water faucet, then wrap a paper towel around it. make a few of these jars, 4 would be a good number.. i think. the chick needs enough heat to warm up to do other activities.

do you have a lamp? a 100w incandescent light bulb puts out a good amount of heat, this was what i used for my own brooder. make sure that the bulb itself is out of reach for the chicks.

edit: just saw cazooks reply, yes! surround and throw a towel over the jars so they can trap the heat, like a little warm cave so to speak