Of COURSE I just go back to check on her (they are all in the bathroom in a rabbit hutch) and poor Junebug was having a spasm with her head down. Her head was all wet so she must have had a spasm in her water dish. I have an elevated dish that is REALLY shallow. It is actually a small candy dish I flipped over so I am using the bottom to put just a little bit of water in it so not to drown my two problem chicks...but it looks like she still almost found a way to do that. I decided to instead of water, put feed in that and soak it with water that is mixed with her vitamins. My first wry neck, Chicken Little, did not get straight water for MONTHS. I fed her only gruel as I wanted everything going in to have food in it so the water intake was included with the gruel. I will just have to monitor these guys water when I put it in there. They CAN drink on their own (unlike poor Chicken Little for her first 4 months of life) it is just when Junebug has a spasm, she can't unlock her neck from between her legs and if that happens to be in water, she could drown. This is a very disheartening experience, for me, the poor hurt chicks, and her sibling chicks that love her so and worry about her. She was doing so well today... now she looks back to miserable... and so does my poor Minion chick with the slipped tendon. She has been unhappy since I changed her bandage. I fear I did it wrong but it was so hard to put on I am scared to put her thru more to fix it until she has had time to relax. I don't want to kill that one from stress, she is so tiny....