Need help with a sick chick!

[Dragon Slayer Trinket]

Oh wow...can she hold her head up at all?

*Checking*

 

[Dragon Slayer Trinket]

Oh wow...can she hold her head up at all?

I think she probably can just a little because when I lift her head up it just kind of sinks down slowly, but I can't say for sure whether she can't or just doesn't want to.

 

[Gammas Bearded Babies]

I think she probably can just a little because when I lift her head up it just kind of sinks down slowly, but I can't say for sure whether she can't or just doesn't want to.

I was gonna suggest a cup to help get her standing but if she can't keep her head up I'm not sure that would work.

@Eggcessive can you help!? They are much more experienced at this than I and can help hopefully.

 

[Dragon Slayer Trinket]

I was gonna suggest a cup to help get her standing but if she can't keep her head up I'm not sure that would work.

@Eggcessive can you help!? They are much more experienced at this than I and can help hopefully.

Thanks for all of your suggestions, this is so infuriating!

 

[Gammas Bearded Babies]

Thanks for all of your suggestions, this is so infuriating!

Leg, Foot and Toe Issues in Poultry of All Ages

 

[Gammas Bearded Babies]

@MysteryChicken may also be able to help!

 

[Dragon Slayer Trinket]

@MysteryChicken may also be able to help!

Well, her tendons look good. How can I add more vitamin b to her diet?

 

[Gammas Bearded Babies]

Well, her tendons look good. How can I add more vitamin b to her diet?

Crush up a vit B of adults and mix with water and give. Sesame seeds I've been told are good for them as well if they have leg problems.

 

[MysteryChicken]

What is a hobble?
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These are bad pictures, but you can kind of see how her legs are flat and in front.
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Looks very weak. It may, or may not make it.

I'd just do vitamin therapy for now, but if you feel there's no hope, putting it down maybe best.

 

[Dragon Slayer Trinket]

Crush up a vit B of adults and mix with water and give. Sesame seeds I've been told are good for them as well if they have leg problems.

Vitamin B for adult chickens, or humans? I definitely can give her some sesame seeds.

Looks very weak. It may, or may not make it.

I'd just do vitamin therapy for now, but if you feel there's no hope, putting it down maybe best.

I'll do everything I can for now. If it's obvious that she's in pain, I'll put her down. Any suggestions on how to do that for a chick? I've only done it with full grown chickens.