Emergency Help Needed for Severely Injured Chicks

[FowlPlayMaster]

You're doing an amazing job. For penicillin, it's available in some farm stores, but it depends on local regulations. Be sure to get the correct type for poultry and follow the instructions carefully. It may also help to use a topical ointment designed for poultry wounds, like Vetericyn. Make sure they're hydrated, and I'd recommend adding electrolytes to their water to support recovery. You're already taking great care of them,hopefully, they heal quickly!

[FeatheredGuardian]

I really hope your chicks recover quickly. For penicillin, it's available in some farm stores without a prescription, but it's always a good idea to check with the store first to make sure it's right for chickens. You should also keep them warm, feed them high-quality food, and make sure they have access to clean, fresh water. Vitamins and electrolytes in their water can help them recover faster. You're doing great, keep it up!

[SunkenHarvest]

I'm so sorry to hear about your chicks, that's really tough. As far as penicillin goes, you might need a prescription in some places, but some farm stores do sell it over the counter. It's important to keep the chicks clean and dry, and keep them isolated from the rest of the flock to avoid further stress. I'd also suggest adding some vitamin and electrolyte supplements to their water to support their healing.