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I only have 3 hens in that coop. I have another coop on another part of our property, but it only has chicks and another teen roo in there. The eggs are 100% from the 3 hens. All laid in the same nest. Have only had the 3 layers for about 2 months, and I always collect at the same time every...

I just made a post about this. I have 3 laying EE , and today I put one of my silkie rooster in with the hens because he was being mean to the other rooster. This afternoon, I collected the eggs and 2 of the hens each laid 2 eggs! Could the rooster been the cause of this? Maybe inducing ovulation?

So today I moved one of my silkie roosters into the coop with my 3 laying hens, and 2 of the hens each laid 2 eggs! Definately not complaining, but is it just a coincidence, or did this happen because of the new Rooster ??

She did say that they were already sexed, but the 2 larger ones where almost 2 weeks older than the others. I sure hope there is more than 1 pullet! Lol

I gave her some electrolytes for a couple days, and then made some mash with her medicated crumble with a bit of molasses. She became stronger very quickly!

Strong baby in the back :)

Hello! I have 7 BCM chicks, with 2 being a week older than the others and I'm trying to figure out if they are all actually girls. The breeder did sex them, but some of the combs are so much larger and pink! I'm confused. Could it be the age difference? I will post pictures.

UPDATE! Chick I doing GREAT! And now in the brooder with her siblings and going strong!

I'm starting to think it may be neurological too. I've already given vitamins, and gave gatorade or a boost. It's been almost a week, so it has to be something possiby permanent, other than an illness that can be cured. 😪

It's been a few days now and the chick seems to be doing well. Is eating, drinking and pooping normally. BUT every once in awhile I find her on her back and unable to get up. I flip her back over and she goes right to eat and scratch again. She is definitely alot smaller than the others. What...

I dont have drench, but could I make some mash with the chick feed?

She was like this when I picked her up yesterday from the store. She just seemed alot more docile than the others. But then when I put her in the brooder, I noticed her getting knocked around alot, and not eating as much as the others.

I brought home some olive egger chicks yesterday and one was noticeably quieter and weak. She would fall over when bumped, is very lethargic, not eating or drinking unless I do it and today I found her on her back and notable to get up. She was shaking and looked like her feet where clenched...