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So sorry to hear about your loss. We have also lost some baby's to unknown causes but ours did something similar they became lethargic and teetered over alot they appeared to nap aot to and become distant from the others. some said it could be cocci and some suggested antibiotics so I tried...

We have our chicks in a out building we turned into a coop, they are still on the starter and I lost another one this morning I havn't noticed any nasal drainage in the chicks and im at a total loss as to what's going on. I noticed mice droppings this morning and I know that could be a problem...

What kinda disease could it be? I give them vitamins and will get some antibiotics. They were vaccinated before I got them not sure for what. How do I keep them from getting sick.

I have 2 month old chickens they are rhode islands and I put them in the big coop because they were out growing there brooder. But I've lost 2 since they appear lethargic and cant keep balance then they die. It gets about 50 degrees at night and they are in a enclosed area. could they be to cold...

hmm.. How about drumstick, general pso, or kung pow! we had a rooster named general pso growing up. he lived up to his name bossing the other chickens around.

We have large pine shavings in the brooder. Its so strange sometimes she walks ok and sometimes not so good. she try's to spread her wings and falls over and then just lays there for a while. She will walk over to her food and water but it takes alota effort.

We have a 2 week old chick who doesn't walk well at all and teeters over when it try's, It was fine last week and now we had to seperate it from the others to prevent pecking. she try's to flutter her wings but her feathers have been pecked at by the others. does anyone know what may have...

Yes, we are feeding them grit and the others are growing fast just a few that are still small and 1 that is failing to thrive . we just added vitamins and medication to the water in hopes the baby will bounce back.

Good to know about the scratch and shavings. Our local grange told us to use it, We didn't put much in but we wont add the scratch until they are older. When our chicks vomited it was clear and bubbly and they had labored breathing towards the end. Not sure if this was the cause but we will...

Yes they are on the medicated feed that the hatchery recommended. We also added a small amount of scratch.

We have 2 week old chicks and in the first few days we lost 6. We use large pine shavings in our brooder, the right temperature, we keep the water and feed clean from shavings. The chicks we lost all became listless and vomited mucus within the last few hours of their lives. We have spoken to...