That’s what I plan on doing. They eat show flow developer in the red bag. I plan on switching to the starter grower on Friday. I gave the 2 most obvious birds nutri drench earlier and I put all 3 birds in quarantine. The baby chicks with wry neck made a full recovery
They are eating and drinking. I think the poo looks normal and they share a coop split in half with adult birds but have their own separate run. They have been drinking out of the duck pond so I don’t know if that is a contributing factor or not
I’ve been battling sick baby chicks and now my pullets are getting sick too. First I had chicks that had wry neck. I thought it was a vitamin deficiency so I do them up on vitamin e, selenium, b1, nutri drenched and electrolytes. Those chicks are 100% better now. I started with respiratory...
I have 4… 8-9 month old silkies with scaly leg mites and I can’t find the proper dosage for ivermectin pour on anywhere. I posted on Facebook and one person commented and said a few drops per bird. Is this correct? I don’t want to overdose my chickens.
I got them all out quickly. The humidity dropped for a second then went back up. All the eggs are finally hatched. Now I’m just trying to figure out what to do about the baby with the bleeding belly. I think it’s an umbilical cord hernia
I’m have several chicks that have already hatch but one that just hatch has blood coming from it umbilical cord and the dried chicks are pecking at it!! How do I remove the dried chicks without losing a ton of humidity. I have one left that’s still pipping.
What about these two? I’m guessing the black one is a golden sebright but not sure at all about the chipmunk aka Pecker (all she does is peck on the other chicks all day)
I recently got some chicks out of the bantam bin
At TSC. Pretty sure I’ve figured out the breed on all the chicks except this one. Can anyone help me identify this chick? It has feathered feet and toes.