MY BABY LOVEBIRD STOPPED MOVING AND CAN'T CARRY HER HEAD ANYMORE (sad update and photo #3)

[HaiBirdie8]

Okay so my baby lovebird is around 2 weeks old and we fed them around 2:30pm, afternoon. She walked a lot and was really hyper, climbing my palm and everything. Put her back in the box after she pooped. Put a heatung pat under the box since it's really cold lately. I took her out around 6:30pm to feed again because I try to feed her every 4-6 hours. When I picked her up, it was like she was lifeless, no reaction at all. No usual "wiggling." Her neck also looks broken, like she can't carry sher head anymore. I tried ti feed her, and sbe was able to eat at least 3 drops from a syringe, the crop got full too. Now, she still doesn't move but she still breathes and blinks. I charged my heating compress and placed layers of tissues on top and placed her there, to warm her up. She's sleeping now, but she still hasn't shown any signs of moving or any energetic vibes. I'm new at this and I try my best to feed her first thing in the morning, 6am or 7:30am and end the feeding at around 10:30-11:00 pm. She's sprawled out right now while sleeping, and stretches her legs like she's spazzing a bit. She's breathing with her beak too. I don't know what to do, please help me. I'm really attached to her.

 

[HaiBirdie8]

Here is another picture and I can't seem to attach a video of her breathing, but it's slow pauses of open and close beak. Her crop seems odd, it bloated then it just flattened

 

[HaiBirdie8]

....I think she stopped breathing. She's not moving anymore. Her beak is slightly open. She's literally not moving. Did somthing explode in her after her crop bloated then flattened? She doesn't feel right. It's like her body hardened.

 

[HaiBirdie8]

Goodbye koeki, being with you for less than a week made me so happy. Maybe if I tried harder I could've raised you better. I'm sorry

 

[finchly]

I’m so sorry. Once they’re breathing the slow gasp, there’s nothing you can do. The baby looks dehydrated, I guess something happened (an injury or getting squished by others) and she couldn’t take food. Or there could be something internal wrong that we cannot see.
You did your best, try to remember that. It’s always hard to lose one.

 

[Zara]

I´m very sorry for your loss.

If you want some more answers of what happened, place your bird in a ziploc bag in the fridge and take her to the vet for a necropsy.
She certainly looks on the scrawny side. Malnutrition, low temperature in the brooder, low humidity, and more could all be factors. She also appears to be lacking a lot of fuzzy down feathers all over her body.

Do you have the rest of the clutch?

 

[Birdbabe]

I'm sorry honey,

 

[Tiel Feathers]

I’m so sorry that she didn’t make it.

 

[sunnysmom]

I'm sorry for your loss.

 

[Sarahmoluccan]

I'm so sorry for your loss

 

[camelotshadow]

So very sad but you tried. Its not easy to raise chicks this young.
Your chick looked very dark reddish to me but obviously was sick.
So sorry for your loss of this little angel. Fly free little one.