Prolapsed vent. Very young chick

[Julia_Bedenbaugh]

So, I have a new set of babies this year. 6 mixed birds, don't know their ages. Don't know if they are ladies, gents or jerks. So, i have one jerk who has been separated since he picks on the others. Doesn't matter if they are bigger or smaller. Might have to take that one back to TSC. However, the tiniest little one now has a prolapsed vent too. It looks big so I am trying something I saw. (S)He is eating & drinking as far as I can tell. I separated it out, gave it water and I tried creating a mash, but not sure I am doing it right. And I put plain Prep H on it. Anything else I should do, and am I doing this right.

My 6 from last year turned out to be great chicks except for the one that turned out to be a rooster, then dinner. And I have one that lays golden eggs - always 2 yolks per egg.

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

What type of feed is that?

Slight prolaspsing can correct itself. I don't see anything too concerning in your picture.

 

[Julia_Bedenbaugh]

Its regular organic chick crumbles with a little olive oil added to it to make it soft bought from TSC. its what I've given all my chicks, just not usually with the oil.

 

[Julia_Bedenbaugh]

Should I be worried that chick number 2 form that batch now has the same thing even though it was fine last night?