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@sdm111 did you see my wild horse chickens? I think we guessed they were some kind of game mix.

:frow I'll be back tomorrow.

Hm what? I think I screwed this sentence up. :th

:hugs

I'd bet money it's too hot in her brooder.

I believe a lot of people keep their brooders too hot. It is my belief it that a brooder does not need to be 95 or above ever. My horse chicks did just fine at 85! :eek:

I'm looking for something better but will this work for now? https://www.purinamills.com/chicken-feed/education/detail/chick-pasting-up

Yes pasty butt can be cause by too much heat. You are making me work today huh. BRB

I prefer to not treat for something I don't have. OR use something for a just in case AND I have seen too many people that use medicated feed and still end up having to treat with Corid/something similar while using medicated feed.

Pasty butt is not just caused by what they eat. TOO hot in the a brooder will cause it too. Just saying. I have never feed medicated feed. AND will never feed it.

@RUNuts can I quit looking now? https://www.southernstates.com/catalog/p-12050-southern-states-flock-balancer-20-booster-50-lb.aspx

Read this one. https://www.purinamills.com/chicken-feed/products/detail/purina-flock-raiser

I believe if they (the maker) thought it was ok to feed to newly hatched ones...they would say so on their bag.

I do.

There are a lot of companies that don't even sell starter feed. A lot of companies make a combined feed called starter/grower. Some do sell starter, then a grower, then a layer feed.

:confused: I've never seen a bag of medicated starter.

I've learned a lot by reading. Read your feed bags guys. All feeds are different. All brands are different.

It's not just one brand there are a lot of "all flock" types that say this.

Last one for today: https://www.nutrenaworld.com/product/naturewise-all-flock-feed Notice "7 weeks and up"