Hey everyone Rachel from Atlanta, Texas(south of Texarkana)
too close to Arkansas and Louisiana for comfort...around 15min from each state
totally new here but hey its good that I found it when I did
well its not the feedstore that is hatching them its a company they order from..... but the chick did not make it last night and we have another acting sickly today that seemed okay yesterday....The feedstore did however replace the one that died last night...
no luck....have gone out there every hour or so to try giving her sugar water(don't remember where i read to do that)with a syringe. DH said that the feed store would replace her if she doesnt make it. He also said that the feedstore told him that they have had a big problem with the chicks that...
My DH just bought 4 new chicks to go with our other 9. The 4 new are ameraucana's but one is very sickly. s/he cant poop but doesn't have pasty butt. Wont eat or drink and is very lethargic. Hardly any movement even with the other chicks walking all over it. Is it a possibility we need to cull...
so my DH went and bought 4 Ameraucana chicks to add to the other 9 babies he bought monday or tuesday whatever day it was. One though is acting soooooooo pitiful. we think she may be a gonner. they are only 2 days old but she wont eat or drink and I havent seen her poop. What do we need to do?
Thanks everyone! I actually have a little boy and he is no longer using his round baby gate enclosure so i can use that for outside playtime...I will go to our local feed store an get it since I am "anti-walmart" for the most part.
What other things can you give them as "treats"
is that like the chick feed that they sell you at the feed store or is it something completely different? also How much time outside the brooder do my chicks need? I'm so new to all of this.
i kinda thought they weren't but that's just what the feedstore told my husband. I guess we will just find out for sure what their breed is when they get older.
So my DH went to the feedstore last night and bought these little babies. We were told that 7 were Rhode Island Red and 2 were Brown Leghorns and that one of the Leghorns was a male.
Hi Im new here(obviously) and I have no idea where to start. My husband got the wild hair this spring that he wanted to raise chickens for eggs and he knows less about them than i do and I know nothing about it. So here I am.