Hey good evening everybody.
I have this little week old Cornish chick who's leg seems to be bothering it. I jut noticed tonight that it was walking with a little hobble, so I picked it up to check it out. When I took it to the bathroom with better lighting and out it up on the counter, it instantly put its leg up against its body. It does seem to be hurting it, when I placed it back in the brooder it started to like "shake" his leg.
It dosent seem to be hindering the little guy too much, he's still hoping up on the little roost and pecking around. I'm not sure if maybe it was injured by another chick while eating or something like that. They do get quite roudy during feeding.
If anybody recognizes what might be wrong or could provide any tips to help the chick out. Thanks BYC! Enjoy the night.
I have this little week old Cornish chick who's leg seems to be bothering it. I jut noticed tonight that it was walking with a little hobble, so I picked it up to check it out. When I took it to the bathroom with better lighting and out it up on the counter, it instantly put its leg up against its body. It does seem to be hurting it, when I placed it back in the brooder it started to like "shake" his leg.
It dosent seem to be hindering the little guy too much, he's still hoping up on the little roost and pecking around. I'm not sure if maybe it was injured by another chick while eating or something like that. They do get quite roudy during feeding.
If anybody recognizes what might be wrong or could provide any tips to help the chick out. Thanks BYC! Enjoy the night.