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[Mz Mitch]

Good morning everyone!! Update: 2 of the 3 chicks that was having respiratory issues are now recovering and they are eating, drinking, and socializing with the other girls.

@janiedoe I have attached the coop where all my chickens and ducks. All is living in different coops but they are still together where they can see each other. My chicks are currently and the left coop (not shown in picture). Chicken run is in progress as we speak.

This is my chick that I was referring to. I'm trying to figure out what to do to clear up her congestion.

Thank again

 

[DobieLover]

Good morning everyone!! Update: 2 of the 3 chicks that was having respiratory issues are now recovering and they are eating, drinking, and socializing with the other girls.

@janiedoe I have attached the coop where all my chickens and ducks. All is living in different coops but they are still together where they can see each other. My chicks are currently and the left coop (not shown in picture). Chicken run is in progress as we speak.

This is my chick that I was referring to. I'm trying to figure out what to do to clear up her congestion.

Thank again

Those aren't coops. Those are covered runs. A coop is a structure that is predator-proof and sized adequately to offer enough personal space to the birds where they do not feel the need to beat each other senseless to get out of their personal space. I provided those dimensions in my previous reply. It also needs to have adequate ventilation and it can't be in the form of a few square inches. It has to be in multiple square feet.

What you have now also offers no protection against inclement weather.

Have you checked your local farm store to see if they carry Tylan50? You can treat the girl with respiratory issues with Tylan50. What you have right now is not predator-proof.