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Hello, my 10 yo daughter was writing this and I am taking over as it is getting a bit ridiculous. The chicken was found unwell on a very hot day and we have hydrated her, kept her inside for a week and given her a week of antibiotics in case it is pneumonia or fowl cholera or similar. She is a...

no but chickens could live off bread!

The reason why they give chicks starter crumble is because it is small and easy for the chicks to fit in their tiny beak.

A chicken who is a part of new breed I have had for a year. And who randomly got sick and needs a wheelchair.

also, is grower mash the same as starter crumble?

All bodies have the same function, to survive.

Charles Darwin did not find out about evolution by going round to all animals in the world did he.

I know what I am doing

She has been eating starter crumble for most of her life.

I am thinking of giving her chicken physio. And we have weight off her legs. I also do not think growing chickens need "grower mash" because for four years I have been giving chicks starter crumble and when their beaks get big enough layer mash.

Calsius

No, just no. Nutrients does not pass on through generations, genes do. I know to a GP and she said that calcium does not result in kidney damage and damage to other organs and early death. Also layer mash is packed with nutrients because it is for laying hens. Nutrients does not kill chickens...

I know that I think there has been a misunderstanding. I think I just ignored the question and went to the quote.

Woops, read that reply wrong. I think she was sick with something and because on average where I live it has been 30 to 37 degrees heat stroke has tipped her over the edge.

I have been owning chickens for four years and every time we hatched chicks we give them both starter crumble and for the mother layer mash. The chicks eat the layer mash when their beaks get big enough, this has made no difference to the chicken.

She is a very young pullet so cannot lay yet. Her diet is layer mash, bugs, greens and sometimes oats. She had been sick since boxing day night and I do not think it is a nutri drench or a poultry cell but thanks any way. I am not very worried about her legs because I can just put her in a wheel...

Layer mash, bugs, greens and sometimes oats.

Here is a picture of Nightshade.

No panic, I got her to eat soggy starter crumble! Thank god my little hen is eating. And thank you for all your support! Her legs still do not work but at least she is eating. 🥹😃🐔🐔🐔

My chicken will not eat and I do not know what to do!!!!! My chicken (Nightshade) is a young Belgium Du'ccle. She will not eat! Her crop is getting smaller and she is sick. She has been sick for a few days and has not eaten. She cannot move her legs but her wings can move. I have been trying to...