WesleyBeal
Chirping
I think coccidiosis is unlikely, as it's a bit early yet for that to become an issue. Based on my reading, that would normally hit between 4 and 6 weeks.
BUT, I'm too inexperienced to tell you for sure. If it is cocci, be sure you're giving it at a dose to cure it, rather than prevent it. Two different dosages, for two different situations.
You can make sure they aren't exposed to drafts, have a place to get warm and a place to escape the heat, have plenty of clean water, and food that meets their needs.
After that, it's hard being a chick. I had one that was the runt of the bunch. Always real small, wasn't as active. He's now the biggest bird in the flock. Rather pleased with himself, too. On the other hand, I had another die after one day.
BUT, I'm too inexperienced to tell you for sure. If it is cocci, be sure you're giving it at a dose to cure it, rather than prevent it. Two different dosages, for two different situations.
You can make sure they aren't exposed to drafts, have a place to get warm and a place to escape the heat, have plenty of clean water, and food that meets their needs.
After that, it's hard being a chick. I had one that was the runt of the bunch. Always real small, wasn't as active. He's now the biggest bird in the flock. Rather pleased with himself, too. On the other hand, I had another die after one day.