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It's doing very well......got a few feathers now and seems to be very healthy and noisy. Always cheeping! It follows someone everywhere around outside, it could be the new house pet :)

hi everyone, thank you so much for all your responses and help. The baby chick is thriving. I ground a mixture of wheat, oats, corn, rice, split peas and sesame seeds to give it throughout the day. It also gets a lot of bugs from the garden. it may turn out to be a very domesticated chook!

not sure exactly.....probably between 24-36hours

They are under a 200W bulb. The eggs do not show any sign of hatching.....it has been about 24/25 days however the alive chick only hatched today so am wanting to wait a little longer before I discard them. i am in New Zealand, we do not have 'Tractor Supply' here unfortunately. I was wondering...

the first chick that hatched she abandoned, i think it could be due to it's yolk sack hadn't been absorbed and was still attached. The second chick hatched and she took to that one. THe third one to hatch, she abandoned it, along with the rest of the eggs. I have the alive chick along with the...

Kia ora, If anyone has any suggestions please comment! :) The mother hen abandoned the remaining few eggs. Amongst the eggs, was a hatched chick. The chick seems in pretty poor condition. I am trying to keep it warm, however I am not sure what food and how often to try and feed it? I tried...