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Take a small mag light and candle them. Check for life that way. Sometimes if the temperature is too low the chick develops slowly. Also, if the humidity is too low, the chick may not be able to break out of the egg.

Thank you! I'll have to look into some antibiotics. She's looking a little better today, so hopefully she continues to improve.

I recently bought a Rhode Island Red pullet for a petting farm. I bought her from a large container of other chickens at an animal auction. You can tell she was kept in a cramped space with other chickens because she is covered in poop. When I first brought her home, I noticed her purr sounded...

I've raised poultry since I was a little girl. Because of moving away for college, I had to sell my flock. I found the perfect job this Summer at a petting farm where I can raise chickens and not worry about whats going to happen to them when I leave for school again. Hoping this forum will help...