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Good for Murray McMurray! That is great customer service. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I will leave you now. I wish you all the best! Hope you stick around BYC, and I will see you in other threads!

Back to the links I provided..... It says: Diagnosis: Good broilers found dead on their backs may be assumed to have died of flip-over because that position is rare in death from other causes except cardiac tamponade, asphyxia, and ascites syndrome ( Ascites Syndrome). Birds in good condition...

Tell me more about the brooder. What it is made of? Can you take them out of there and put them somewhere else?

100° seems too high to me. I don't know, but I think I would have 80°- 85° as the high. They are about a week old. Recommendation is 90-95 the first week and reduce 5° per week. Those meaties can not take the heat. Anyway mine couldn't. Does the pine have an aroma to it? They have such...

I am so sorry. I sure wish I had something to offer. I can only think of the heat. Their bedding.... Could they be eating the shavings?

I am so sorry. I wish I could think of something.

Labored breathing, well sealed. Are you sure it is not tooo hot in there? Do you have one cool end, so they can get out of the heat? My meaties were raised in warmer weather, but I had no heat at all on them, because they just could not take the heat.

Do you have medicated feed? Can't have medicated feed when they were vaccinated.

Did you read the links I provided? It sure sounds like Flip-Over to me.

I agree. Tell us about the feed. It still sounds like Flip-Over to me.

Click here for more details. Here is another one. Short version: Sudden Death Syndrome, 'Flipover' Introduction A condition of broiler chickens of unknown cause, possibly metabolic. It can be induced by lactic acidosis and about 70% of birds affected are males. Signs Sudden death in...