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Hi everyone. can you PLEASE look at my post above and let me know. I am kinda freaking out a little here. Not sure what to do with her. Thanks!!!

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OH NO!!! I am not sure what to tell you. I would isolate her from the other chicks. Not sure if they sell stuff for respiratory? Do you have a Tractor Supply near you? I would call them and ask if they have something to put in all the chicks water, like a vitamin. I'm sorry to hear this. Hope someone with more experience comes on here. Lemme go look online to see if I can find something to help you!!!
 
OH NO!!! I am not sure what to tell you. I would isolate her from the other chicks. Not sure if they sell stuff for respiratory? Do you have a Tractor Supply near you? I would call them and ask if they have something to put in all the chicks water, like a vitamin. I'm sorry to hear this. Hope someone with more experience comes on here. Lemme go look online to see if I can find something to help you!!!
i have scoured the internet. I have found stuff ranging from it's just dust to it's a respiratory disease and your whole flock is doomed. She seems fine other than that. I only have one heat lamp and that is on the chicks. I can bring her inside, would she be warm enough? she has most of her feathers, just not on her head. I have a heating pad, would that work to keep her warm?
 
i have scoured the internet. I have found stuff ranging from it's just dust to it's a respiratory disease and your whole flock is doomed. She seems fine other than that. I only have one heat lamp and that is on the chicks. I can bring her inside, would she be warm enough? she has most of her feathers, just not on her head. I have a heating pad, would that work to keep her warm?
Well, perhaps it is dust.......I hate to send you in the direction of doomsday. Here's another thought from something my ducklings did....do you use woodchip bedding? Mine got a little piece stuck and every time she drank, she had that problem. Maybe?
 
i have scoured the internet. I have found stuff ranging from it's just dust to it's a respiratory disease and your whole flock is doomed. She seems fine other than that. I only have one heat lamp and that is on the chicks. I can bring her inside, would she be warm enough? she has most of her feathers, just not on her head. I have a heating pad, would that work to keep her warm?
If you are going to use a heating pad, make sure she can get off it or away from it. It could burn her.
 

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