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  1. maggie326

    Diary of a Crossbeak: Support for Special Needs Chickens and their Keepers

    I too have been feeding my little girl a mash and the rest of the girls join in with her to eat some, but always let her finish eating by herself and let her get priority when it comes to eating.
  2. maggie326

    Diary of a Crossbeak: Support for Special Needs Chickens and their Keepers

    Thanks everyone! You all really give me hope! I can't believe sometimes how attached I am to all of my girls especially Roxanne, she is just the sweetest thing and not the personality I ever expected when I got chicken, but the one I hoped they would have.
  3. maggie326

    Diary of a Crossbeak: Support for Special Needs Chickens and their Keepers

    Thank you! They are some pretty little girls! :) I was just telling my mom they have all gotten relatively tame and like to be petted now when I give them food at night when they are in their coop, I think they have been watching the dogs and cats too much (lol) I'll try going over there...
  4. maggie326

    Diary of a Crossbeak: Support for Special Needs Chickens and their Keepers

    When you go to the feed store and ask for powdered vitamins for the chickens will they know what I am talking about? Also question to everyone else, my girls are roughly 11 weeks I read somewhere that the cross beak won't get any worse once they reach 18 weeks of age, is that actually the...
  5. maggie326

    Diary of a Crossbeak: Support for Special Needs Chickens and their Keepers

    I had previously posted my own thread about this and someone directed me to this thread, so glad to see other people going through the same thing as I am! I'm a first time chicken raiser, my Grandpa has had chickens on and off for years but this is a first for me. I have what are supposed...
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