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It's just the way they are made.

It is the vent. Perhaps a bit irritated from being soaked and washed, but it's a normal vent. If they are pooping and the vents are not pasting over anymore, you can stop giving them a soak and applying ointments/oils.

Do you have a friend, parent or family member that can help you? I would not give any more medications to the chicks. They are active, eating/drinking. The vents are not prolapsed.

I don't see anything concerning in the photos. I see no prolapse. A prolapsed vent is when tissue (intestines and/or reproductive system) is hanging out of the vent. I would not give any medications at all, they do not need pain medication. They are eating/drinking and active. When down...

I don't see anything prolapsed. I'd continue to soak any stuck on poop as necessary and apply your choice of ointment, vaseline or oil to help sooth the vents and keep poop from sticking. Do be sure to provide Chick Grit (Crushed Granite) if giving anything besides commercial Chich Starter...

Hi, I'm sorry you're having a hard time:hugs Can you post photos of the vents? The chicks are able to poop correct and they don't seem to be struggling to poop correct? Applying the vaseline is good. If you have an anti-inflammatory cream, you can use that, but vaseline will be o.k. I...