So I know that when you flip the broilers it often triggers a bowl movement. I have to flip them upside down for show and I’ve been practicing, and I’m wondering if there is any possible way to prevent poop from flying in my face when i flip them? I even pull them to the side before putting them...
Very late reply but they are broilers so they are not being bred… And I think there was a bit of an overreaction because the chicken did not have problems and its wry neck has gone away on its own with no vitamins or changes in anything…
Today I noticed one of my 4-week-old broiler chicks had a wry neck. He didn’t seem to eat or drink until I checked a couple hours later after the discovery. I hand-fed and hand-drank him and he immediately seemed a little better. I watched him go to the feeders and feed. His neck will go limp...
Today I noticed one of my 4-week-old broiler chicks had a wry neck. He didn’t seem to eat or drink until I checked a couple hours later after the discovery. I hand-fed and hand-drank him and he immediately seemed a little better. I watched him go to the feeders and feed. His neck will go limp...
I have more info on https://www.backyardchickens.com/posts/28206061/ with pictures to check if it has a slipped tendon if yon are able to tell?— thank you for replying!
It has started to move but only to sit with the others I think, though it’s still limping. It didn’t accept food and it only...
Today I nudged a chick to get it to walk away so I could clean up some poop, and I noticed that it refused to move. I had to pick it up, and when I did, there was no vocal protest and only slight wing flapping. I noticed that when I put it down it would limp forward a few steps and lay on its...
I was nudging this guy out of the way to pick up some poop, and he did not protest at all. I had to physically pick him up, but whenever I set him down, he just flopped back on his side with his leg curled, and did not jump up when other chicks were running over him. I picked him up completely...