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One or two death I totally understand, but all 5 and of just one breed. That is weird. (But they are related to Rhode Island Reds, and me and Rhode Islands is not a good match. When I had chickens in high school I had Rhode Islands and Barred Rocks that mysteriously died. (In was not secured...

No she did not eat on her own. The oat groat was cracked with a hand grinder and yes it was saturated with water. Yes there was grit. I think I know what happened. She was already stressed from shipping, (hence the pasty butt) then she got too hot. I have the brooder light and also a space...

Autumn is gone, no vet is necessary. I would like to know what the problem was. I have never seen a chick drool. But Isa Browns are a Rhode Island Red cross, and my experience with them is no good.

That was what I thought too with the first 2 dead in the box, and the one that was not moving well, but the one that died yesterday, and Autumn being sick today. She is now in a 7 egg incubator with the egg tray removed and the temperature adjusted just right. I have a little bit of alfalfa hay...

1.Struggling, not moving, falling over, eventual not able to move on their own. 2 Yes there is water. 3 The brooder is now at 95, it was too hot (100+) earlier. I got it cooled down by turning the lamp off. 4 They hatched on Tuesday, I just got them on Friday (I did said that in the beginning...

I got 10 Leghorns and 5 Isa Browns from Hoover Hatchery on Friday. 2 Isa Browns were doa, dead on arrival. 1 was struggling, it past away later that day, Saturday another one started to struggle, it past way too. Now my last Isa Brown "Autumn" is struggling. She had a pasty bottom, so I cleaned...