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I would put the hand warmers under a towel or piece of fleece so no nails or beaks can poke them.

Well if you can bring them into a space that was heated before power loss I would think fewer then if in a garage. I lean toward the good ole hand warmers like these...

https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/emergency-chick-brooder-for-power-outages.75738/ Found it.:wee

Keep hand warmers on hand. They can be life savers in a power outage. There's an article on it....I will try to find that.

I understand your concerns. I am brooding chicks in my shop (unheated) and had to put a piece of 2" thick insulation board over them when temps dropped to single digits here. My brooder is about 30" wide and 6' long. The water is on the opposite end from the heat lamp and actually froze once...

Can you post a couple pictures of it? It may help people who have seen them but don't currently have one to identify what they actually saw.