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Thats ok, did you see the advice from user Wyorp Rock? Also, how is the little guy doing?

Oh thanks for the correction and info:) i was thinking it would work the other way around and protect the eye from bacteria and foreign objects getting in!

Im glad that the first two are doing better, is splayed leg the issue? I used to have button quails chicks that had it and you can make tiny little splints to correct their feet if its that. The lighter colored ones sound like they may have been overbred and suffered defects so they couldn't...

Id say just wait and see if hatch. Trying to help larger bird eggs is already difficult and risky and if theyre too weak to hatch on their own, they sadly would probably struggle to survive. If you really want to assist them, try one and check if its still alive and then help the rest if it is...

Make up a saline solution and gently wipe the area with a clean cloth dipped in the solution to remove old blood and remove any dirt. Gently pat dry. At a chemist, buy some non stick pad, some stretchy bandage and some bandage tape, Dont worry if it seems too large as you can cut it down to...

I just bought 3 quail hens 2 days ago and just noticed their feet have some droppings stuck on and lumps. The white hen is also missing a patch feathers on her chest. They preen quite a lot but I haven't seen them pull any out and plus there are no feathers laying around in their cage. So maybe...

I want to try deep litter method. at the bottom of the cage is plastic. if i put bioactive dirt at the bottom will Deep litter method work, making its own tiny ecosystem?