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Zilski12

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So sorry. I feel like I’m the problem child. So one of my silkies hatched. She had what looked like wry neck. Couldn’t stand up or lift neck and kept rolling like a top. I have been giving her vitamin e, eggs and spinach. Today she is still on her side I know it can take a little bit. But she is constantly crying. Now she has a clicking when she breathes. I really want her to survive am I doing anything wrong?
 
So sorry. I feel like I’m the problem child. So one of my silkies hatched. She had what looked like wry neck. Couldn’t stand up or lift neck and kept rolling like a top. I have been giving her vitamin e, eggs and spinach. Today she is still on her side I know it can take a little bit. But she is constantly crying. Now she has a clicking when she breathes. I really want her to survive am I doing anything wrong?
I am sorry, I don't know? I would post this in
Emergencies / Diseases / Injuries and Cures!
 
Several times a day gently massage the crop area gently with an upwards motion. It worked on my Silkies that had the clicking sound.
 
You aren't doing anything wrong. Vitamin E is the treatment for the contortions you describe this chick as having. However, well beyond your control are likely genetic issues that will be a huge challenge for this chick.

Increase the vitamin E, perhaps a sliver of selenium to better help absorb it, and Poultry Nutri-drench for a big mainline shot of nutrients.

Warm sugar water will elevate its glucose and give it an extra shot of energy that may put it over the hurdle.
 
Also if you are giving spinach, why? They are a little young for that. Did you give them chick grit?
 

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