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I just pour water on top of scratch, and let it sit. Using a slotted spoon, pull out a couple of spoonfuls, drained and feed it. Every so often add more grain, more water.

Yes, I am dealing with the same thing, and have in years past. Several years ago we got down to negative 35 degrees, real temperature, not wind chill. They came through fine. I suggest more bedding on the floor, good ventilation, no heat. Keep them dry, and they keep themselves warm. Unless...