My new chicks

[DobieLover]

Chick grit

Okay. Kinda early for it but it won't hurt them.
I fermented my chick starter from day one. I fermented each batch for 3 days then fed them. They get a little messy but they loved it.

 

[Mimejensen]

Welcome to BYC
Good luck with your new chicks!

Chicks who are eating nothing but a commercially produced starter feed do not need grit.

Thank you -

 

[Broody Bist]

When my Wyandottes were chicks, my EE chick picked on them a lot, (she never hurt them bad or anything, just picked) but now the wyandottes are bossing her around lol. They’ll probably figure it out.

Adorable little chickies btw

 

[Mimejensen]

Okay. Kinda early for it but it won't hurt them.
I fermented my chick starter from day one. I fermented each batch for 3 days then fed them. They get a little messy but they loved it.

When my Wyandottes were chicks, my EE chick picked on them a lot, (she never hurt them bad or anything, just picked) but now the wyandottes are bossing her around lol. They’ll probably figure it out.

Adorable little chickies btw

Thank you for the note - they are very precious. My husband built them a little roost for them to practice on. I will take photos tonight - they are already jumping up and sitting for a bit.

 

[blackdog043]

Your fermented looks really wet, if they don't eat it, make it thicker. I make it like thick oatmeal.

 

[Mimejensen]

Ok will do. I really would like to have them eat that versus the other. I will keep trying to see if they like it. I don’t want to take away their medicated chick feed yet do I?