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    Vet (Maryland) DC, VA - sick / euthanize / Necropsy

    Hello All, Do you have a vet for sick chickens? Do they euthanize? If you get a necropsy, does this get reported to the state? Does the Maryland Department of Agriculture investigate or send someone to come and look or test your flock? Thank you,
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    Large Fowl Partridge Cochin - breeders (not big hatcheries)

    Hello All, I am curious if there are breeders who show / exhibit large fowl Partridge Cochins located on the Eastern Part of the U.S? I found a great one on the west coast but that is too far. Looking for breeders not the large hatcheries. Photo for attention. Thank you
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    Creating a Blue Laced Red Cochin......

    Shari Did you end up breeding Blue Laced Red Cochin? If not have you found anyone else who did? Very curious, I love the concept. Thank you KARL
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    Standard Mille Fleur?

    Is anyone raising Standard size Mille Fleur Cochins? Thank you
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    Cream Brabanters chicken breed

    Amazondocs2, thank you so much for your response. I have 2 hens now. I thoroughly enjoy their personalities. I found mine at Ideal Poultry https://www.idealpoultry.com/product/1598/44 They sell day old sexed chicks.
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    White Pullet 1 Month Old - Like to Identify the Breed

    This cute little white pullet was sent to me as a day old chick as a Jubilee Orpington. When her wings did not change colors I realized she must be another breed. Would love your help identifying her. She was born April 15th (a month old). These are from different angles, different light...
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    2 chicks with skin irritation

    Thank you so much Coach 732 for the information. This is truly helpful.
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    2 chicks with skin irritation

    Wyorp Rock, thank you for your response. So this has been the same way for a few days. No worse and not getting better. I am new to this. How do you check for lice or mites?
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    2 chicks with skin irritation

    Any clue what this is on two of my chicks. The chick arrived on Wednesday ( I did not see it until yesterday) and then I noticed on the other chick I already had on Thursday. Thank you,
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    1 week old chick with patch / skin skin irritation

    This chick was born on May 6th and shipped. She arrived on Wednesday. I just noticed this little spot on her that appears like a skin irritation. Any thoughts or ideas what this could be? I am new to chicks. Thank you,
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    Day Old Chick Does Not Eat or Drink and Just Cries

    Thank you CHICKENS REALLY/ Crazy Call Duck Momma. You are correct. That was the issue. I cleaned her up this AM. She is eating and drinking now for the first time since her arrival yesterday morning. This was the best link I could find for day old chick pasty butt issues for those following...
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    Day Old Chick Does Not Eat or Drink and Just Cries

    I received my first chicks two weeks ago. 13 of the 14 are doing great. The one White Crested Blue Polish did not drink or eat but simply cried. I tried to give her cooked yolk but she was interested. The hatchery mailed/shipped a replacement chick. I paid for the other two for the minimum 3...
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    Combining Baby Chicks of Different Ages

    Thank you for your reply. I am new to this. I should have said another female chick the same age would be added in 3 weeks or so. Wasn't certain if they are less than 2 months old would adding a single female chick of the same age would be problematic.
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    Combining Baby Chicks of Different Ages

    Hello All, I received 14 baby chicks last week. One of them died. The hatchery is sending a replacement plus 2 more for the minimum required and heat purposes They will be two weeks younger than the 13 I already have. How long before I can combine them? I may have an opportunity to add one...
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    Handling Tips and Getting Chicks Comfortable

    Hello All, I am brand new chick owner. They are adorable. I am curious how often do you pick them up. How long do you hold them in order to get them used to human contact. They are less than a week old. I do not want to stress them but I also want them to get more used to me. When I change...
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