Glad to hear that the chick is doing better. For the sugar water I really don't have a formula, I just add a pinch to the water that I am hand feeding to the chick. It really just gives them a burst of energy to get them going if they look like they are starting to fade and haven't found the food and water yet.
The chick appears stronger in the new photos, it might be time to try the booties for its feet. The link to straddle should show it, if not I will find one for you. When its feet are straightened out, you will probably need to put a hobble between its legs too, this will help it be able to stand and get up off it's hocks. Be warned through, the chick is probably going to tumble several times before it figures out how to walk with the boots and hobble and they can look pretty pathetic while they are doing it. If you have a feed store near you, I have found that vet wrap works well to make the hobble and the booties. WalMart also has parrot vitamins that I have used when I don't have the others on hand.
MissPrissy has a good photo of the booties in this thread. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=51112
I know your chick's legs are not out to the side like this, but it shows a good picture of the hobble inbetween the legs that you might need if the booties alone do not do the trick. http://www.poultryhelp.com/spraddle.html
The chick appears stronger in the new photos, it might be time to try the booties for its feet. The link to straddle should show it, if not I will find one for you. When its feet are straightened out, you will probably need to put a hobble between its legs too, this will help it be able to stand and get up off it's hocks. Be warned through, the chick is probably going to tumble several times before it figures out how to walk with the boots and hobble and they can look pretty pathetic while they are doing it. If you have a feed store near you, I have found that vet wrap works well to make the hobble and the booties. WalMart also has parrot vitamins that I have used when I don't have the others on hand.
MissPrissy has a good photo of the booties in this thread. https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=51112
I know your chick's legs are not out to the side like this, but it shows a good picture of the hobble inbetween the legs that you might need if the booties alone do not do the trick. http://www.poultryhelp.com/spraddle.html
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