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    Red irritated skin and feather loss

    I'd get at least 18% layer or a chick feed.
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    Red irritated skin and feather loss

    What is their feed?
  3. nuthatched

    Why does my chicken smells like corn

    I don't reccomended emptying a crop or using garlic on a chicken, both are a good way to kill them. Where did you read that the smell could be sour crop?
  4. nuthatched

    Silkie chick hatched - but 2nd egg pipping

    There's virtually no risk as long as you don't leave the lid off and go make a sandwich.
  5. nuthatched

    Mean HENS!

    Have you triedpecking them back? If not, make a 🤌 and peck them back on their head and back. Fast and hard.
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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Nuthatchs' Woods Wandering *pic heavy*

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    Peat Hummus in dust bath?

    It's much better for their skin than wood ashes, I'd definitely use it
  16. nuthatched

    Local hatchery says never use brooder heat plate for new chicks?

    Heat plates are too cool to bring chilly shipped chicks up to heat quickly, I'd start with a light then switch to a plate if necessary. Most hatcheries reccomended heat lamps for the first 48 hours.
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    Is it time for Supplemental Calcium yet?

    Once a week, if at all. Most of those thing are either neutral or bad for them. Oatmeal, rice, grits are nutritionally low, especially rice and grits. Meal worms are high in fat and the herbs and spices are not going to give any benefits and can be bad for them.
  18. nuthatched

    Red wounds around vent

    Her fanny is sunburned.
  19. nuthatched

    Mites or molt?

    The others are picking her rear
  20. nuthatched

    Trans chicken?

    X2, damage to the reproductive organs causes intense hormone issues.
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