MomFoldingLaundry
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- Oct 16, 2020
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Hey guys,
I have several newly hatched chicks laying on their side in the incubator. (I "helped" and they were born a bit premature.)
a couple have perked up and are walking. Others...are taking longer. My question is--should I give them electrolyte solution or just let them be? I dropped a little on their faces using a straw, but I don't want to open the incubator and get them too cold.
Do you guys just watch and wait with those stragglers? Or do water+electrolyte solution?
I have several newly hatched chicks laying on their side in the incubator. (I "helped" and they were born a bit premature.)
a couple have perked up and are walking. Others...are taking longer. My question is--should I give them electrolyte solution or just let them be? I dropped a little on their faces using a straw, but I don't want to open the incubator and get them too cold.
Do you guys just watch and wait with those stragglers? Or do water+electrolyte solution?