Chicks seem werid

[AntiqueB]

Anything would work -- a cardboard box, a plastic tote.

 

[VeryHappyHens]

Bring them to a space they can cool off for a few minutes. Set up something in your bathtub or shower stall if you have one. It will at least save them from cooking to death during the night.

Do I make them a brooder in the shower?

 

[RosemaryDuck]

Do I make them a brooder in the shower?

You can just for tonight and make sure it isn't to cold/hot. Use a thermometer to check your temperatures and first thing tomorrow morning get them something proper to live in.

 

[bill3607]

This when you need to "think outside the box" Get creative real fast. That has to be really really hot inside that can. You really need to look around at what you have and figure out something you can keep them in to regulate the heat.

 

[VeryHappyHens]

You can just for tonight and make sure it isn't to cold/hot. Use a thermometer to check your temperatures and first thing tomorrow morning get them something proper to live in.

What if you do nit have a themonther?

 

[Artichoke Lover]

Can you raise the lamp? You can use a kiddy pool for a brooder too. Bathtub. Storage bin.

 

[bill3607]

What if you do nit have a themonther?

Well if nothing else if you can get them in something big enough so they can move out from under the heat if they need to it should get you by. Like right now they need to be able to move out from under it.

 

[Artichoke Lover]

What if you do nit have a themonther?

Do you have an outdoor one? Or a forehead thermometer for people? Please move the box out from under the lamp or turn it off for now. To let them cool down some.

 

[JamieOnion]

They seem to be moving away from the heat lamp. Move it up higher or point it on a smaller section. They might be too hot. Save a chick is a great start.

 

[VeryHappyHens]

Do you have an outdoor one? Or a forehead thermometer for people?

I have no themorneter at all ):

They seem to be moving away from the heat lamp. Move it up higher or point it on a smaller section. They might be too hot. Save a chick is a great start.

I gave them electrolytes.

Well if nothing else if you can get them in something big enough so they can move out from under the heat if they need to it should get you by. Like right now they need to be able to move out from under it.

This is the only box I have right now.