HELP! Urgent!

[Realtree4]

I would baby the heck out of it and if you have any time of ointment, I would apply that. Just makes sure you don't give it anything for "pain" as that's not good for them. Electrolytes, sugar water, something like that is probably the best you can do for it.

 

[Realtree4]

I have got [COLOR=333333]table salt, [/COLOR][COLOR=333333]sugar and water at home right now. Might have baking soda as well, not sure. So, I mix all in water and let the chick drink?[/COLOR]

Yes, fluids is the best

 

[arbaz456]

Any type of ointment? The one we people use? Can I apply that or they want some specific one?

 

[Realtree4]

I "believe" that the people one is fine....as Lon as there is not a numbing agent or a pain reliever.

 

[arbaz456]

Polyfax will work? It's an ointment.

 

[arbaz456]

Found Betnovate as well. Which one should I apply? Polyfax or Betnovate?

 

[Realtree4]

I have never heard of it...I googled it and it seems to be okay? But I honestly don't know for sure.....if that's all you have and it is an anti-bacterial, then maybe try a little?

 

[Realtree4]

Found Betnovate as well. Which one should I apply? Polyfax or Betnovate?

Looks like betnovate is a steroid, I wouldn't use that....

 

[arbaz456]

I should apply a bit of Polyfax? I searched on net about Turmeric paste. Heard anything? It said, we can apply for injuries of pet/chicken. Any idea?

 

[arbaz456]

Here's bit info on Polyfax:

http://www.ask.com/question/what-is-polyfax-ointment-used-for