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That is all I ever use and it works great for me. You might want to elevate your water source just a little as the chicks will get a mouthful of food and then get a drink. It can get in the water and turn it into a pudding like substance if you don't keep an eye on it. Good luck...

If you are using chick starter feed you will not need grit

I really like the medicated chick feeds

Hello and welcome from Western Kentucky. You will enjoy your chickens and now you have friends to trade with to keep your bloodlines heathy.

Good luck, that is a big job. I don't think I could afford to feed them.

Congratulations.

Our local TSC sells both straight run and pullets.

Beautiful family, I hope you enjoy your new birds.

Congratulations and good luck.

Yes, you should try again. You have already learned the hardest lesson that sometimes things don't work out like we hope with chickens.

I have made swings in the run for my girls.

Hello and welcome from Western KY. I have 16 orps, 4 barred rocks and 4 rir's.

Sorry for your losses, but the information you provided was awesome.

Could you give more information such as the problem and the type of medication?

Congratulations, I hope you will wait on the peacocks until you get a good feel for your new neighbors. I would hate to see you turn potentially good neighbors into unwanted bad neighbors.

Give it another week or two...

If you are using a good chick feed, it should get balled up and come out OK. I agree that plenty of food and water is the best treatment.

I bought three broad spectrum de-wormers and rotate between the three. I am not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I have never had a problem with worms.

Hello and welcome from Western Kentucky. This is a great place to educate yourself and have a good time.

Hello and welcome from Western Kentucky.