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Don't worry, I'll post a newer pic, you'll be shocked of their difference 

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TYou don't have to give baths very often..they probably need a bigger space. Clean chickens don't stink.Guys, when should I give my bigger chick a bath? He's getting stinkier, thanks!
My bigger one is about 42-43 days old, and I hafen't give it bath once yet. It stinks a little, how should I give it proper bath?TYou don't have to give baths very often..they probably need a bigger space. Clean chickens don't stink.![]()
My bigger one is about 42-43 days old, and I hafen't give it bath once yet. It stinks a little, how should I give it proper bath?
Thanks! Wow I think I should put aan of dirt, because after finishing their food they go inside the feeder and try to dustbathe even though theres nothing.It might need a bigger area to live in. I've always heard that clean chicken coops/brooders/cages don't stink....so maybe his waste and any other things need (1) Cleaned more often or (2) He needs a bigger space.
As the article states, chickens don't normally need baths. Maybe you should put a pan of dirt in the cage, because he will dustbathe and keep himself clean naturally. Also when are you posting more photos?
Hheree is a helpful article on bathing chickens:
http://www.the-chicken-chick.com/2014/02/how-to-give-chicken-bath.html
Probably soThanks! Wow I think I should put aan of dirt, because after finishing their food they go inside the feeder and try to dustbathe even though theres nothing.
I can sooner as I have timeProbably so
Can you post a picture of the cage so we can see how big it is?