The feed store wouldn't do anything with him for the first three days, so I took him and did my best, but like you said, it was too late. This year almost every peachick the feed store hatched had some sort of foot and/or leg problem. It's a real mess there and breaks my heart whenever I go.Casportpony,,crooked toe needs to be addressed the first day they are hatched.I had a Midnight B/S that had severe crookedness in all toes on both feet.I waited for 3 days then started my patent-pending shipping tape remedy but every few hours I noticed the tape was off probably from other peas picking at it,ect. Finally on about day 4 I got some 100mph duck tape and used but I never could get his outside toes to lay straight and flat as I folded over the other half of the duck tape on top of his feet.Seemed like the first joint of those toes was already "off alignment" but I thought if I got them close they would stay straight.Normally only 1 day is needed with the entire foot taped with shipping tape but I left the duck tape on for 4 days and when I took it off his toes was just as crooked as wehn I started.He looks terrible now,almost to the point I've considered putting him down because I don't think he'll be able to get around when he's older good enough to consider breeding with.Crooked toes needs to be addressed when the peachick is dried off completely and 2 days later--fixed!!
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