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    Denegard???

    Hey y’all, I have 6 beautiful ladies that all seem to be sneezing. Not a lot, but enough that I noticed it. They all seem alert and fine… should I treat with denegard in case? I don’t want to make them sick if they don’t need the meds, but I don’t want them to suddenly get worse either. Help?
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    We lost a chick…

    I had a long day at work yesterday, so husband was on chick duty. Said they seemed fine (idk what his version is tho lol) but today I’ve been watching real close and they’re all super active! Didn’t have any losses last night so I think I may just stick with heat lamp. That plate freaks me out...
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    We lost a chick…

    This was the set up before I switched to heater plate when we had all 8 :( I put it back to how it was (mostly) I had to fashion the light differently because once I made a hardware cloth top to make sure they couldn’t get out or anything get in, light is suspended above it so it’s not as local...
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    We lost a chick…

    Y’all idk what happened. A neighbor got about 20 chicks from Meyers, hatched Monday. I got 8 from her Friday. They did great Friday night and Saturday. I ordered a heat plate and switched the lamp for the plate last night. I heard LOUD peeping at 3:30 am and went to check them and one had died...
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    Is this a Betty or a Bert?

    Will their wattles be larger if they’re not pure silkie though? I think that’s what’s making me question everything lol I know they’re not pure, so it’s hard to go based off what google tells me about silkies. TBH I wouldn’t have chosen them (I dislike feathered feet here in the wet south) but...
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    Is this a Betty or a Bert?

    So this “gal” hatched in mid July sometime. Her mama was eaten and only had one “sibling” left so I took both babies home as week or two old chicks. I got them from a local farm I work at. Anyway, they look different but have similarities. Mr. Norris is clearly a boy, crowing, feathers, etc. But...
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