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  1. rosemarythyme

    Slightly panicked: Starting to build our Coop...just got 13 Chicks!!!

    Same here, I can herd the chicks a few feet away from the run but then they start flying over them or just running around and screaming. But if I can get them to where the adults are, they'll join in and forage, so it's a matter of trying to get them out there in the first place.
  2. rosemarythyme

    Slightly panicked: Starting to build our Coop...just got 13 Chicks!!!

    I've never had an issue with a chicken eating a poisonous bug (or plant) - they seem to err on side of caution in not picking up bugs of certain colors or shapes... not sure how they know but they just don't do it. So I don't have anything on hand for such an event.
  3. rosemarythyme

    Slightly panicked: Starting to build our Coop...just got 13 Chicks!!!

    A lot of useful first aid stuff is the same as humans or other pets would use - vet wrap, neosporin, vetricyn (which I even use on myself), epsom salts. Anything more specialized I'd get as needed, as expiration dates are something to always keep in mind.
  4. rosemarythyme

    Slightly panicked: Starting to build our Coop...just got 13 Chicks!!!

    Well... with no adult chickens and the ability to run power out, day 1. Otherwise I wean off heat at 3-4 weeks and they get locked out of brooder at that point.
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