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Yes. They have been in the coop for awhile.

Medicated or non medicated? I’ve been using medicated.

My chicks are 12-14 weeks old. I have been using Purina Starter Medicated. I am almost out of it. Should I go ahead and switch to Layer Crumble? I was looking at Purina Layena Crumbles with Oyster.

My chicks are about 6 weeks old now. They have been outside in their coop and run for about 2 weeks now. When is a good/safe time to let them out to free range? Will they stay within a certain range of their coop?

My chicks are 3-4 weeks old. They are currently in a brooder with a heat lamp on. It’s about 80 degrees. However they are quickly outgrowing their brooder. When is it ok to put them outside in their coop? There are no other chickens in the coop. It gets down in the low 30s at night, would a heat...

My chicks are 3-4 weeks old. They are currently in a brooder with a heat lamp on. It’s about 80 degrees. However they are quickly outgrowing their brooder. When is it ok to put them outside in their coop? There are no other chickens in the coop. It gets down in the low 30s at night, would a heat...

What if a bird is sick? I know sometimes birds get sick but don’t show symptoms.

When is it NOT safe or ok to eat a chickens eggs? Also, how long after lay do you have to pull and refrigerate?

Thank you!! Also, what about grit? Should I use grit? If so when? I’m 100% new to all of this and obsessed!

My chicks are only about 2-3 weeks old. Would that be ok to give them medicated? Once they get closer to lay I will switch the layer feed.

There hasn’t been any chickens on my land, to my knowledge. Do you still recommend using medicated up until laying?

Hello, I currently use Naturewise chick starter, however I plan on changing to Purina Chick starter Medicated. Can I change to medicated just like that? Or do I need to mix old food(non medicated) and new food(medicated) together at first?