My chick died and I cant get over it :(

[VocpGamer]

I accidentally hit my chich in the box while I was moving the chick to the kitchen the bottle fall twice and hit it and she did a loud noise but i checked it and she was ok also I tried to clean up the last 1 stuck poop on it it just was shouting when i was holding it and removing it with the warm cloth and i removed some of it but theres still some stuck but she poops ok now i will try to remove it tomorrow cuz i felt like thats too much on it

Also the shop sells fishs but idk about aquarium fishs or how they look like but Im going tomorrow to see the sand and buy it if they have and idk why the shop didnt tell me anything about the sand

 

[azygous]

The shop didn't tell you anything about what chicks need because they don't care what happens to the chicks after you give them your money. Same all over the world.

 

[ChickNanny13]

Make sure it's SAND and not gravel ...

 

[VocpGamer]

also my chick looks like this , http://heart-2-heart-online.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/pinkchic1.jpg just saying cuz u might think that shes a new born or something also she has a white wing idk why she didnt have a white wing before on the left side

 

[VocpGamer]

Thank u guys for the replies I will go buy the sand tomorrow if I find it , also its true @azygous

 

[azygous]

She's probably beginning to grow her first real feathers. The wings come in first. Your little chick should have a name. Have you thought of one?

 

[ChickNanny13]

She/He is so CUTE! Thank you for posting a picture

 

[coloradowildflower]

It has a white wing because its feathers are coming in. Soon, you'll see its feather color sprouting all over it. Its feathers will come in and the dyed fuzz will go away.

 

[The Moonshiner]

What a trainwreck of a thread.
I agree with KikisGirls OP needs to get an adult involved.
This chick needs warmth, a proper brooder and appropriate food first and foremost.
Quit handling it so much. You're causing it stress and putting it at more risk of injuries.
Also don't get the urgency to get sand. With proper chick feed chicks do not need sand. I've successfully raised thousands of chicks and never gave grit.
Truly a sad thread.

 

[aart]

needs to get an adult involved

Not sure it is a kid. Language barrier and newbie naivete makes communication very difficult.

With proper chick feed

Feed shown in the one pic looks to be small cracked grains, hopefully that is proper chick feed that has granite grit in it already. Chicks does not have access to the ground, but is caged.