[elbragg8577]

I have a 13 day old chick I had to pull. It's dehydrated and I've given it Pedialyte once. It's in brooder at 90 degrees and around 50% humidity. Haven't seen much of a change and need to know should I be doing more or something different. Vet is not in office until tomorrow afternoon.

 

[slide95]

I gave oral hydration via syringe. Sorry, I have been doing acute care for a month and a half now, beginning with a day old coronation sussex that died at day 4, then 2 mycoplasma Hyosynoviae grower pigs, then a lame horse, a stomped on goat kid, two chickens with Marek's symptoms. I am getting a bit exhausted so pls forgive me. So trying to keep this SLW chickie alive for my grandson.







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[frozengirl]

This is a very old post, but if you are having issues, you can try the avian avenue forums, they have a lot of breeders there and their forum is active.

 

[roundcubeone]

When birds digest feed or yolk, the metabolic water that is produced by that digestion supplies them with enough water to survive if the conditions are optimal. Additional water supply will help the birds, but additional feed has a similar effect, as the digestion will provide water as well.

 

[aromavid]

If you have a chick that is mildly dehydrated place in an area that is warm, but not hot, and wrap it in a cotton blanket or towel. Then, provide electrolyte infused water. If the chick needs help drinking, help it drink every 10-15 minutes for an hour. vidmate instagram video download