Raising a lone chick?

If the second embroy has veins it means it is alive, or died with in the last 24 hours. If only one hatches then just pick up another chick from a produce store of the same age, because chickens are very social animals. Good luck

 

i agree with nanaluvsgps

 

I bought ONE chicken from the local feed store this week and within hours it died. I called the feed store back and they said they misunderstood me when I said I had 5 at home. I have 5 older chickens. No chicks. They said it's always best to have them in pairs because they will chirp and chirp looking for someone else.....If this is correct, I don't know. This is just what the feed store told me.

 

My first hatch ever i only incubated one egg. Thus only one hatched. The most friendliest chick ever. Let me pick him up all the time. Followed me around everywhere. probably because he spent so much time with me instead of other chickens. However he was a rooster so he got mean eventually and started chasing me, attacking me, cornering me in the coop, and making me cry so he's gone now. lol

 

My first 2 chicks I bought at a feed store and one died. The other one turned out to be a rooster and I had to get rid of it but it was the nicest chicken I ever had. Just give it a lot of attention and I think it will turn out fine.

 

Put a mirror and stuffed animal in the brooder so it won't feel so alone. I also agree you should get it a friend if the other eggs don't make it. I've recently been trying to introduce my 6 week old lone chick to my 3 week olds, she's having trouble socializing with them and will get aggressive if one comes too close to her. Good luck, I hope you get more than one hatch !