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I put them in and since I'm using a plastic tub right now we can't get the brooder to be 90 degrees and there being like a mother to them and all of my chickens including my roo who btw is the nicest Out of all of them got along fine with the younger ones till the raven got into the coop

Thanks this was a lot of help! An I have two of them that are about a month old and 5 that are only a few days old

Well I know the basics this is the third time I've raised baby chicks. But our last batch as soon as they go their feathers went out into the coop. After about three weeks the door to the coop magically blew open and they got out and a raven got all but two of the baby's and to my luck they were...

She Dosent seem at all traumatized she is eating and drinking fine she's eating slow and ladylike but that's normal for her and I currently have her on layer crumbles with cracked corn scratch and oats mixed in

Ok I have Owened chickens all my life my Roos pushed her out of the coop and she never healed properly when we hatched chickens this year this was her first winter we got her froma n auction and i just don't know the 4-h vet standards this is my second year in 4-h thank you erymuch I did horses...

thank you do I have to give it to her orally because we have some antibiotics for our dog that she didn't end up finishing should we give her those and we don't have vet wrap at the moment but we are getting some soon right now we have gauze and tape on it. Am I still going to be able to show...

And she has a history of getting sick so processing isn't an option

Actually it all started about a month ago I found her and her feet were frozen solid so sent her down to my friends house cuz her moms like the chicken expert and she go nursed back to health and she is gettin around fine if anybody has any 4-h experience here do you know if I can show a one...

Well we found out whats wrong I separated her last night and well today I woke up to a one legged chicken what do I do now?

What is that? ^

I went out to the coop and my americuana chickens leg looked like it expolded it was gushing blood everywhere an it's toes were stiff and shriveld up it was kinda gross

I Don't put a lamp on him unless tomorrow it's going to be more than 35 degrees becaus ehhhh will fluff up with feathers and if you take the lamp of of him he may die I suggest just using a 60 watt light bulb that will give him some warmth

I Rinse it with clean water, then try to squeeze all of the pus out of it that you can. Then put the disenfectant on it. The infection will continue to get worse if you leave the pus inside, especially if it scabs over and traps it in there.  I would also opt for pine shavings rather than...

I had The same problem but she ended up dyeing just after he recoverd first you probably should get some kind of syringe and get some probiotic yogurt and squirt that into his throat and massage his crop and get a calm hen to keep him company and bring him into your basement or some other place...

Keep wipin it with a warm wash cloth and if you have little hair elastics put the feathers around that eye in a little pony tail or just trim the fathers around that eye

Today I finally caught my white roo, and it noticed his middle toenail was really short and there was green puss in it it was pretty gross Im not sure if I should drain it or what I will post a pic but its dark right now so I can't do that but tommorow I will post a pic