I'm not hopful for this little chickie, but its worth a shot if i can save it
I had my first hatch of chick yesturday and today, however, one chick who piped around 26 hours ago hadn't zipped, so i decided to help it out. After freeing it from the egg after 10 minutes, it seemed to just be sleepy like the others perviously hatched. But after 2 more hours and its still not walking around, it seems to loose balance and just slumble over the moment it does stand. And now its just laying down in the incubator not moving much, but trying to get up each time i talk to him.
Is there anything i can do/give it to help it along and maybe help it servive?
Anything would be nice
![smile.png](https://www.backyardchickens.com/img/smilies/smile.png)
I had my first hatch of chick yesturday and today, however, one chick who piped around 26 hours ago hadn't zipped, so i decided to help it out. After freeing it from the egg after 10 minutes, it seemed to just be sleepy like the others perviously hatched. But after 2 more hours and its still not walking around, it seems to loose balance and just slumble over the moment it does stand. And now its just laying down in the incubator not moving much, but trying to get up each time i talk to him.
Is there anything i can do/give it to help it along and maybe help it servive?
Anything would be nice
![smile.png](https://www.backyardchickens.com/img/smilies/smile.png)