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What a cutie!

I spot check the roost once a day, clean the interior once a week, and clean the entire run twice a year

Daww! What a sweet little fuzz ball

4/4 hens! I'm very grateful

I did six weeks until they are outside, but be paced and cautious when introducing the chickens

Pros- Chickens are amazing little beans Cons- They poop quite a bit

My chickens didn't get along at first, either. I just separated them and let them interact under supervision. Then, if you see bullying, you can correct it. This method worked for me, at least

Share pics of your chickens being curious

Those are great ideas! Very helpful:)

This thread is for helping give chicken owners ideas for what to feed their chickens:3. My girls' enjoy: 1. Freeze-dried meal worms 2. Mashed up seed crackers 3. Oats 4. Corn 5. Spinach

What a cutie!

He's adorable!

Abigail in my face:)

My four girls are named Abigail, Maybelle, Olive, and Mia

Post your silkies:3

My sassy silkie

I'm glad you're free-ranging:)! Chickens who eat natural organisms make healthier eggs. I heard it also helps to add crushed eggshells to their feed for better egg laying

Milo with his silkie friends!

It truely depends on their breed and amount of space they have. I have chickens of different ages, two weeks apart to be exact. When they were younger I had to seperate then a little, but I let them intervene when supervised. Now they can't stand being without each other! I hope this helped:)