Baby Chick Grasping For Air

[Mahmood Pirazhn]

Good day to everyone!

In the attached links, is my baby chick.
Since yesterday, I felt something off with it. And today, it started doing this grasping for air motion like once every 15 seconds.
I've taking good care of it, feeding it according to a veterinarian. And it's been with me for 4 weeks now.
It's currently at 101 grams.
It is my only baby chick.
I don't know what to do and I'm starting to panick!
Please help, if you have any useful tips let me know ASAP!
With best regards.
Video 1:
https://streamable.com/xsonxv
Video 2:
https://streamable.com/dm0esq

Update:
It's been solved!

 

[Mahmood Pirazhn]

It chirps normally when not grasping for air. When it breathes while sleeping, it makes a slight squeaking noise.
It eats and drinks well , but tends to sleep more since yesterday.
Has plenty of energy despite this issue, and will search for food all the time.

 

[nuthatched]

How warm is your brooder?

 

[Mahmood Pirazhn]

How warm is your brooder

22 C° - 25 C°

 

[nuthatched]

22 C° - 25 C°

What is the food it's eating? Unfortunately, some chicks just don't make it.

 

[Mahmood Pirazhn]

Yes, the heater is on one side only, so there's different temperature spots for the chick to move to wherever is most comfortable.

 

[canne50]

Maybe more water and a gentle throat massage with your pinkie?

 

[Mahmood Pirazhn]

Update:
It's been doing much better now, I massaged its throat top to bottom.
Massaged its crop too, let the heater closer and it slept soundly!

For its food, I give it crushed oat meal, sliced parsley, a little bit of cooked rice (small amount) as a treat, sesame seed (also small amount), other vegetables that it likes to eat.
Basically, I give it anything it likes that I have researched beforehand and know its safe for the chick.
But if anyone has better suggestions, please let me know!
With best regards.

 

[canne50]

How’s she doing now?