I have three of my seven babies (3 Wyandottes/4 Speckled Sussex) doing this weird exaggerated yawn coupled with a one-legged back stretch thing that has me concerned. I looked it up on here and I found the yawn (possibly fuzz in their throat/gapeworm/overheated) but not at the same time as their leg stretching back. I only have three that do it. I'm not near a farm vet. These chicks were born on Thursday the 11th. I got them from a reputable source.
I have a webcam available if someone would please take a look at my brooder. It's PTZ so you can move the camera left and right to see the entire brooder. I can't see it being over heated. Under the heat is 100 degrees but the entire structure is 4 feet long so they can easily move out from under the heat. One bucket has water and one has an electrolyte/acv mixture.
Anyway, if someone can take a look, I'll PM you the webcam info. Maybe you can see something wrong?
I have a webcam available if someone would please take a look at my brooder. It's PTZ so you can move the camera left and right to see the entire brooder. I can't see it being over heated. Under the heat is 100 degrees but the entire structure is 4 feet long so they can easily move out from under the heat. One bucket has water and one has an electrolyte/acv mixture.
Anyway, if someone can take a look, I'll PM you the webcam info. Maybe you can see something wrong?