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Haha so what do you think? Maybe not broken??Yes definitely!
I'm crying a little from happiness!
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Haha so what do you think? Maybe not broken??Yes definitely!
I'm crying a little from happiness!
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Ok that’s a plus so I’ll keep everyone updated. I start back in into the school year Monday so I won’t be with “her” as much as I have this past week. She is under a heat lamp inside my home in a brooder. I lined her bed with cut grass and she loves it. She has her water and feed and is eating well. Fingers crossed.Yes, maybe not broken.
I have three week old chicks, I felt their legs to see how big their bones are at that age, and they are skinny mini. I just can't see that your week old chick would have bones that thick.
She is using it more. Even if it was never sticking out, the leg isn't healing in the proper position. Have you checked for a slipped tendon if the leg isn't broken?
How can I do that?She is using it more. Even if it was never sticking out, the leg isn't healing in the proper position. Have you checked for a slipped tendon if the leg isn't broken?
Feel the back of both knees. It is difficult, but the good knee should feel like the tendon is behind the knee. The bad one, if it is slipped, should feel like the tendon is off to one side.How can I do that?
And how would I go about assisting in fixing it?Feel the back of both knees. It is difficult, but the good knee should feel like the tendon is behind the knee. The bad one, if it is slipped, should feel like the tendon is off to one side.
Carefully straighten out the effected leg and try to manouver it back to the right spot. If it is slipped tendon, you might want to lightly splint it in a straight position for a bit.And how would I go about assisting in fixing it?