Are your chicks able to find a cooler area in their box? Panting is a sign they're too warm.So when they are panting and laying down, that means they are perfectly fine? Or I should say like perfect temp? I get nervous that they are to hot
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Are your chicks able to find a cooler area in their box? Panting is a sign they're too warm.So when they are panting and laying down, that means they are perfectly fine? Or I should say like perfect temp? I get nervous that they are to hot
I know how she feels. It's "the mamma hen". On us. Our chicks are now 2 weeks old and require strict monitoring because they got coccidiosis which became apparent at 4 days old. One of our 3 Buff Orpingtons died. I'm treating the other 3 with CORID. Im keeping the floor of their mesh brooder tent lined with pee pads so I can monitor their poop. It's day 11 on treatment and everything but their poop is perfect. Their growth has stunted. But they are very active and fun to watchThanks everyone! Just brought them home and my wife was freaking out. I figured maybe they're just taking naps.
Be sure they can escape direct heat at will. They will die otherwise.I had to move them inside because it was to cold outside and I had 2 heating lamps. Should I take one of the heating lamps off now because they are inside of the house? I had one due last night so I’m very paranoid lol