How to prevent pasty butt?

It also keeps algae from growing in the water as well
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For their entire lifetime. They don't notice the taste at all, and it has more positive benefits than just preventing pasty butt. http://www.eden-livestock.co.uk/apple_cider_vinegar_article.htm

Thanks so much Aoxa!
 
Pasty butt is quite normal. I was told many, many years ago it happens because of the change in diet . Remember they were living off their yolk while being shipped and then they are given a crumble feed. It usually goes away after a week while their digestive system gets use to the different food. Just clean it off with a little warm water and a cloth. :thumbsup


How many times do you check on them a day? I'm getting my first chicks soon and I am so worried about pasty butt!
 
How many times a day should I check on my chicks for pasty butt? I'm getting my first chicks soon and I am so worried about pasty butt!
 
How many times a day should I check on my chicks for pasty butt? I'm getting my first chicks soon and I am so worried about pasty butt!

hello, I just got my baby chicks on 9/13 , I checked on them as many times a day as I could, for pasty butt, and made sure there water and feed was clean, and just sat there for a bit with them so they would get use to me. I had 2 out of 8 get pasty butt the first night they were here. I cleaned it off , and after that I started using apple cider vinegar in there water, and so far there butts are clean.
Tuesday they will be 3 weeks
 

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