Thinking about amputating chicks leg... yes or no...

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Ets better than leaving it. it walks with one leg anyway. And she said it only shows pain when it gets touched. And yeah, chicks do show pain. When i was cleaning my pastybutted chick it was peeping loudly.
 
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So you would rather the OP take a knife to its leg, cut it off without painkillers and make it hop around on one leg for the rest of its life?

Who said no painkillers?​

do you honestly think the OP is going to spend $500 to have a chicks leg amuputated?
 
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Who said no painkillers?

do you honestly think the OP is going to spend $500 to have a chicks leg amuputated?

I think She can amputate it.
 
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Ets better than leaving it. it walks with one leg anyway. And she said it only shows pain when it gets touched. And yeah, chicks do show pain. When i was cleaning my pastybutted chick it was peeping loudly.​

And living in a chicken coop with other birds its leg is going to get touched, the others birds might even start pecking at it because its different.
 
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do you honestly think the OP is going to spend $500 to have a chicks leg amuputated?

I think She can amputate it.​

then how can they use the right amount of painkillers so it doesnt suffer?
 
chicks peep loudly when you hold them, touch them, feed them..etc etc etc.. I wasn't aware there was a peep for 'I'm in pain' lol
 
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I think She can amputate it.

then how can they use the right amount of painkillers so it doesnt suffer?

Well i guess she might.. i dont know research it? And its sold in ratio to weight.
 
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then how can they use the right amount of painkillers so it doesnt suffer?

Well i guess she might.. i dont know research it? And its sold in ratio to weight.​

a tiny chick doesnt weigh much, it would be easy to accidenly give an overdose
 
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