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Oh no! Hatching baby chickens can be a cluck-tastic adventure, but it can also come with some unexpected challenges. It sounds like you're facing a bit of a fowl play with your little guy who needs some extra TLC. Using a medicine syringe to feed him is a great start, but you might be wondering what else you can do to help him thrive. Don't worry, you're not alone in this! There’s a wonderful community of fellow chicken lovers ready to lend their support and advice. Feel free to share a picture of your little feathered friend in the comments, and let’s brainstorm some egg-citing solutions together. Remember, every baby chicken deserves a chance to strut its stuff!
I hatched baby chickens from an incubator , everyone else is fine but this little guy I'm not sure what's wrong with him we have to feed him with a medicine syringe the ones you get from the pharmacy for kids medicine and I don't know what to do . If any one has any ideas on how to help him please comment. I'll ost a picture in the comments
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