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    Help Please! Diarrhea, Poopy butt + no eggs for 5 days

    She hasn’t been dewormed, so I’ll try that and the calcium. An impacted egg was my first concern. No sign of lice or mites. Thank you for the guidance!
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    Help Please! Diarrhea, Poopy butt + no eggs for 5 days

    Update: Before I could get the dewormer she started having diarrhea. (See added pic.) Would deworming still be an appropriate next step or is it time for a trip to the (emergency) vet? I have a 6 year old Easter Egger who still averages 4 eggs a week. I realized yesterday it had been 4 days...
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    How hot is too hot for 12 week old chicks?

    Thank you! They have a wading pool (about 18” x 4” deep) they can climb into, but I’m concerned with those temps the water will get warm. I guess I’ll just make sure to fill it in the morning with cool water. Maybe I’m just overthinking this.🤞🏼
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    How hot is too hot for 12 week old chicks?

    Thank you! I already added shade cloth and multiple water sources. I appreciate the feedback.
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    How hot is too hot for 12 week old chicks?

    Hello, Looking for some guidance. I have 12 week old chicks that I finally moved full time to the outdoor coop a week ago. Before that, I was transferring them in and out because we had a heat wave with temps in the 111-113 range. Thus week the temps have ranged from low 90s to 102. The coop...
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    Hello from California!

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    Hello from California!

    Im envious, because it’s probably cooler today where you are.😉 I’m up near Sacramento.
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    Hello from California!

    Thank you.
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    Hello from California!

    Awww. Good cats. Do you plan to get more chickens?
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    Hello from California!

    Thank you! I had him first, so it took a bit of time and training for me to have confidence he had accepted the chickens as his to guard. Now I have the safest chickens. ❤️
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    Hello from California!

    Thanks for the add. I’ve had chickens for several years, but my original flock of 4 was down to one lonely Easter Egger who was reduced to hanging out with the dogs for company. Looking back, there were things I wish I’d understood better when I got my first girls, so I’m here for education...
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