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Yes, depending on how big your chick starter is. Most chick starter is of crumbles or mash. Mash is really small and ground up, mostly like powder (it varies with the brand though). I would suggest to try feeding your chicks mash, you probably won't need to grind the chick food. I don't own...

Used to have 1 Red Star, 2 Easter Eggers, 1 Silver laced Wyandotte, and 1 Buff Orpington. Right now I have 2 White Leghorns, 1 Blue Orpington, 1 Sicilian Buttercup, and a Partridge Silkie. It's not a lot but I prefer getting small amounts it's the quality not the quantity that counts.

You can add it whenever you want to or daily, I've heard that it stops the growth of algae too. I usually give my four baby chicks a tablespoon of yogurt.

Apple cider vinegar encourages the growth of beneficial gut flora which gets rid of harmful organisms. Chicks raised under a hen gain beneficial gut flora faster than chicks raised in an incubator, something I like to also give my chicks is plain yogurt but too much will cause diarrhea.

Well feeding them medicated or unmedicated feed won't hurt them but if you have vaccinated your chicks for coccidiosis then you should feed unmedicated feed ( because medicated feed nullifies the coccidiosis vaccination). If your chicks aren't vaccinated you can feed medicated chick feed but it...