Reviews by Debbie292d

It's small but cute. It would work for some but there's no instructions how to build it. Also, as another person mentioned, it should have 1/2" hardware cloth, not chicken wire.

I just was helping someone whose neighbor is feeding their chickens bread and they suspect sometimes it's moldy as they have a sick chicken. I searched for information and found this article. Very helpful, thank you!

This needs a lot of explaining.

I would turn those 2x4 roosts the other way especially if that's where your silkies roost.

Very nice intro but for some reason never finished.

We didn't get to see the inside or much information about how it was built. The run area is way too small too but sounded like there was another one coming?

Some explanation of how you built this along with some measurements or a blueprint would be helpful.

Great documentation of the build with pictures. Would be helpful to have explanations along the way with what was being done. Nice job though! I like it!

This is one of the better brooders I've seen. I just wish there were some instructions on how to build it, or, since everyone may want to use wood scraps, at least a blueprint. It looks great though!

Excellent materials list. This article needs paragraphs, though, and pictures with explanations/details for each step to build this. It looks great though!

This looks so thought out yet complicated for a normal person. I think if you broke it down more what you did, and add a wiring diagram, that would help a lot. I'm wondering though why not just a gravity feed so they'll always have feed available?

Love the ideas and the links too! Very inspiring as well! The treat with unflavored gelatin was a surprise I never thought of, but going to do that for sure, among a couple of others. Thank you!

I am very familiar with coccidiosis and found your article about it very easy to read with great pictures and has all the reader needs to know about it.

The only thing I would add is after the dosage of Corid is through, the chicks/chickens should be given vitamins whether by water or additives to feed, specifically one that has Thiamine (B1 in it) to rapidly replenish the loss the Corid caused.

Excellent article! Nice job!

What an awesome coop with a wonderful story along the way to boot. Lots of beautiful and helpful pictures with explanations.

I love the advice given toward the end too. Very thoughtful! This is definitely buildable if anyone would like to!

Very cute idea but it's lost on how you built this. A few more pictures and showing us the inside, plus some details of the process would be helpful.

It looks pretty cool but needs some more instructions, measurements, and explanations. I don't see how your chickens get from the first floor to the second.

Nice job illustrating and explaining how you built this.

Cute decor!

I never saw a cuter prebuilt coop. Nice job!

Very crucial information!

We use 1/2" hardware cloth here for years and nothing has even tried. We live bordering a forest so it's important to safeguard our chickens. Anyone having predator issues, this article will help you!

Handy list!

Reviews by Debbie292d

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Can Chickens Eat Moldy Bread?

Blue and White Delight

Gabe's "budget coop"

Salvaged Coop - 4.25

Thurman Chicken Coop

Our first coop - medium/large - many recycled materials

Ladyinreds Chicken Brooder

Wood2876s Chicken Incubator

Automated Feeding System With Dosage Control

Clucking Christmas: Making the Holidays Safe and Fun for Your Chickens

Coccidiosis in chickens: What is it?!

Fluffy Butt Acres: The Coop

Mini Coop for Minnie Pearl

Coop Condo

The Guest House

Coop KenJi Bling

Coop KenJi

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Reviews by Debbie292d

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