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I'm still online just tending to him sorry for. The late response but i keep them inside there are coyotes and cats outside at night and thanks for all your help on this I am feeling better.....I kinda know that she will die...but hey....I won't give up on my chicken's....ever......
 
Just got back from Feathers mini "funereal" RIP thanks for the help.....it helped a lot but I want to know can fudge be in her little cage herself or does she have to be with another chick?
 
KidChicken said:
Just got back from Feathers mini "funereal" RIP thanks for the help.....it helped a lot but I want to know can fudge be in her little cage herself or does she have to be with another chick?
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Alright chicks do better if there is more then one and if you do not have a light on them you really need several so they keep each other warm .....


So sorry about the loss .....

Put a towel or blanket over the cage at night .......
 
Give Fudge a little stuffed animal to cuddle with. If she is lonely during the day, you can put a little mirror in with her so she thinks there is another chicken. If the cage seems big with just one, maybe you can put in a small box turned upside down(so it has a top) and make an opening so she can get inside. Sometimes they like a dark, quiet place to cuddle with their toy.

I'm so sorry you lost Feather - some babies have a failure to thrive and really nothing can change that. I raised puppies when I was much younger and I used to lose some now and then and it made me very upset. I'd give myself time to grieve over them, and then try again.
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Yes, always have 3+ chicks together!

Birds of a feather flock together.

It seems you do not know as much about chickens as you should. Some suggested chicken reading:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/...s-in-your-city-the-basics-of-raising-chickens

https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/...ks-the-first-60-days-of-raising-baby-chickens

https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/keeping-your-chickens-healthy

http://www.tractorsupply.com/know-how_Chicken-Care_raising-chickens-tips-and-advice

And I strongly suggest that you purchase "The Chicken Whispers Guide to Keeping Chickens" You can find it online or in some bookstores.... I am pretty sure its at Tractor Supply.



Also, lurking around the forums, and reading random chicken stuff really helps.


- TheChickenMomma
 
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put her i a bucket and take cardboard and put food on it. then take jar lid and put water in it.
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