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Date Posted: 09:09:18 07/07/12 Sat
Author: D C T friendly poultry orthopedist
Subject: Re: Day old chick with legs over her wings
In reply to: Nina 's message, "Day old chick with legs over her wings" on 00:17:52 07/07/12 Sat

Please check out the information at this link...
especially the "chick chair".
Some years ago I had a peachick that was on its side
trembling. I was told that its mother had not had enough
B vitamins while forming the egg and that there was no hope
for the peachick. But I put this peachick in a "chair"
and hand fed it. Water was offered occasionally in a spoon.
After a few days it fought its way out of "chair" and was
walking.
http://www.guineafowl.com/fritsfarm/guineas/problems/

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