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Such a gorgeous face too :love

Way to go, I won't set mine up until I need it, them chickens create so much dust it will look 10 yrs old in 2 days. lol

Isn't too wonderful to do business with folks like Holly. I just got mine from UPS.

I like the way the one on their web page is set up I don't know how high off the floor it is I bet if you contacted them they would be happy to help. I forgot to put my 10.00 off code in and contacted them the next day and they went ahead a refunded me the 10 very nice folks to work with. Let...

I may breakdown if it gets below 20 but see problem is if we get them used to the warmth and lose power Happened here and we were without power for close to a week. We did buy a generator after that experience though

Mine is coming tomorrow too. I can't remember was it 6" off the floor? it will say with the instructions. I got the side mount too. I won't be using it though unless we get that ridiculously frigid temps like last week.

Soon as our spring line thaws mine will have their chance at bathing. They are so precious your 4 girls.

I decided to order the larger one too. My little one just isn't large enough.

That is great and good price too.

That link I gave you a friend sent me and that company is in Canada here is the best price here in the USA https://www.strombergschickens.com/poultry-supplies/sweeter-heater-chick-brooder/

I've had mine for probably 8 yrs still works. I have the smallest I would def go for the next size or even the next if you can. https://berryhill.ca/products/sweeterheater-11-x-16-brooder?pr_prod_strat=e5_desc&pr_rec_id=d0c969b11&pr_rec_pid=6734025883732&pr_ref_pid=6734025916500&pr_seq=uniform...

The larger ones can be hung up so that way they would shove each other out from under it. Or maybe not. ;) I have a small one in my Muscovy coop with 3 Muscovy mine can be hung or mounted I have it mounted. It's about 6-8" above the shavings.

@StinkyAcres how about a Sweeter heater they can be mounted to a wall.

very sorry you lost one.

I don't think worming is necessary unless they are kept in horrid conditions which yours aren't.

That's a good idea to buy frozen corn and warm it in hot water before feeding I always buy dry . My Muscovy don't care for snow and the single digits we're having right now they are spending a lot of time in their house .

I know nothing about them if you can put the thermoniter in there that would help you to determine where to set it.

If you can get them in there they might enjoy it.

I've heard of soaking so try it and see if it makes a difference in them eating it. Where are you going to set it up?

My ducks love whole corn i just don't buy it anymore becasue it is hard to find NON GMO. Did you try adding some to their feed and see if they would eat any that way? Only suggestion I can give is to make a temp fence pen around the front of their coop so they have to stay close to their coop...