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This is Butter in her butter mobile. Any ideas on how to fix her leg and also how to put feed and water on her mobile for her. when she is don she dosnt eat or drink just flopps all over . If I have her sitting up in her chair or in my hand I can coax her to eat and drink a little . She is about 30 hours old right now.
Her leg that twists inward and down
FIrst I had the baby with the exposed brain and now this little one. I wont cull her unless she starts suffering.
Hi all! Been a lurker on this thread for a bit, but wanted to say I'm an addict, too.
Nice little walker for your baby!! I also, had a little Buff with a similar, yet opposite foot problem--it seemed to rotate at the middle joint going outward, but you could turn it and bend it in the correct direction. The toes are pointing outward, it would try to keep them upward and it didn't want to put any weight on it. It wasn't splayed, but I put it in a hobble anyways. It is doing a lot better now. I think it was caused by it bleeding quite a bit at hatch. But, I was wondering if you got your egg from someone, or is it from your own? If they are from same place, it could be genetic, since they are so similar....
Also, to any of you who incubate Silkies, if your humidity is a bit high during incubation, would you still do 70% at lockdown? My humidity stayed around 46-48%, that's with a whole bag of rice in the bator--oh and weight loss is on track and air cells are good.....I just can't get it lower and have hatch other breeds just fine with this, but Silkies are just not doing well for me, even with steady temps . I've had lots of late quitters.
Sorry for such a long post and thanks in advance.
Quote: She was in really bad shape..... not moving, I thought she was dead. Other chicks were picking at her bare belly. I culled her it was the right thing really.