Landon1117
Chirping
- Apr 16, 2017
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Hi everyone,
2 chicken eggs hatched under my pheasant by accident (sometime today, probably a couple of hours ago) and I'm pretty sure one of them has the "Mushy Chick Disease." The eggs were under a pheasant who has been sitting non-fertile eggs of her own for almost a month and a half now. Honestly, I'm almost completely new to raising baby chicks, but I'm almost certain this is what she has. While one chick pretty alert, the chick I'm worried about rarely opens its eyes, and when it does it usually just falls back to sleep. It hasn't eaten yet, and its butt/ midsection is bloody, looks a little swelled. Is this a Mushy Chick? Is there any way to treat it? Do I need to separate the chick from the other one? I don't know what to do
2 chicken eggs hatched under my pheasant by accident (sometime today, probably a couple of hours ago) and I'm pretty sure one of them has the "Mushy Chick Disease." The eggs were under a pheasant who has been sitting non-fertile eggs of her own for almost a month and a half now. Honestly, I'm almost completely new to raising baby chicks, but I'm almost certain this is what she has. While one chick pretty alert, the chick I'm worried about rarely opens its eyes, and when it does it usually just falls back to sleep. It hasn't eaten yet, and its butt/ midsection is bloody, looks a little swelled. Is this a Mushy Chick? Is there any way to treat it? Do I need to separate the chick from the other one? I don't know what to do