bumblychicken
In the Brooder
- Apr 23, 2025
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One of my baby chicks has a raspy chirp. Otherwise she is active, eating, drinking and pooping normally.
I have given her (them all) electrolytes and their brooder is well ventilated so I don't know what else to do if I even need to do anything. She also seems to be the one who is growing the most so maybe that has something to do with it?
Everyone I have asked so far says it's probably fine (someone said she may even be a rooster lol but I don't know) but I want to keep asking just incase.
The best way to describe the sound is as if she's lost her voice, but its been days since I noticed and hasn't gotten better. Maybe she just has a unique voice? I'm really hoping for the best here
I don't notice any respiratory issues other than her sounding raspy while chirping so I haven't given her anything or don't know if I even should if she is actually fine?
Just a new chick mama worried for her baby lol
I have given her (them all) electrolytes and their brooder is well ventilated so I don't know what else to do if I even need to do anything. She also seems to be the one who is growing the most so maybe that has something to do with it?
Everyone I have asked so far says it's probably fine (someone said she may even be a rooster lol but I don't know) but I want to keep asking just incase.
The best way to describe the sound is as if she's lost her voice, but its been days since I noticed and hasn't gotten better. Maybe she just has a unique voice? I'm really hoping for the best here
I don't notice any respiratory issues other than her sounding raspy while chirping so I haven't given her anything or don't know if I even should if she is actually fine?
Just a new chick mama worried for her baby lol
