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[mnms611416]

Your feed store will have things like poultry cell, rooster booster or little packets of vitamins, those are all good. the little packets are shelf stable and smaller dose, i prefer those

My husband just left tractor supply. All they had in stock was probiotic packets. He asked the lady about rooster booster, nutri drench and kickin' chicken vitamin supplement and she checked the truck log and they won't be getting in a shipment of those anytime soon. I guess I'll order something online. Thank you

 

[Mrs. K]

They look pretty spry to me, yes they have lost a few feathers, but I imagine that they were in a cage or a box, those may have been loosened and now are falling out.

Their combs are bright red, if that is a current picture, I don't think they are molting and I would expect them to start laying with in 10-14 days, maybe before that.

MRs K

 

[rosemarythyme]

They don't need any supplementing IMO. They're a little stressed from being rehomed, and are unlikely to lay until they adjust, but otherwise they really only need time to recover.

 

[aart]

They don't need any supplementing IMO. They're a little stressed from being rehomed, and are unlikely to lay until they adjust, but otherwise they really only need time to recover.

X2^^^
Just give them time to adjust to the new environment.
The feed you have sounds fine.

 

[mnms611416]

Update: Got our first egg today and sadly instead of being blue it was a white egg lol. These azure's are leghorn mixes so I guess just as with Easter eggers and olive egger mixes they don't always lay blue/olive green. Since it has a white egg gene I guess it was dominant. Maybe the other one will lay a pretty blue egg when it finally decides to lay.

 

[mnms611416]

Picture of the tiny white egg lol. My bantam eggs are larger but I am just thankful the feel safe enough to lay now. They sure are some sweet little hens