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Ameraucana, is a breed with a standard.Ameraucanas are mutts. That's not a breed, or even an agreed hybrid. Unlike (for instance) the CornishX or the Golden Comet, they aren't famed for particular health issues.
Sure, it *could* be heat stress. But heat stress has symptoms - some of which match some symptoms of common chicken diseases. Claiming "no symptoms" isn't remotely helpful in answering the question posed, it just means the symptoms were most likely missed. Lethargy? Reduced Appetite? How were the poops? How were the wings held? Digging behaviors? Panting?
Ages? Diet? Where are you (and he), such that we can consider the climate? How much space do they have? Ventilation?
Too many possibilities, not enough info to armchair ER.
How hot has it been?Asking for my neighbor- he’s had two seemingly healthy chickens with no obvious signs of sickness pass away within a week of each other. They are ameraucana’s. Could it be heat related? What illnesses can go undetected? And what should he be doing? Thanks!
You are correct. I misread, and assumed they had the nearly spelled correctly hatchery birds that seem all the rage. THANK YOU for calling out my error.Ameraucana, is a breed with a standard.
Americana is an Easter Egger, also spelled Ameracana, occasionally. These are mutts.
You're welcome.You are correct. I misread, and assumed they had the nearly spelled correctly hatchery birds that seem all the rage. THANK YOU for calling out my error.
Just over a year old. Basic layer feed but I know they also get table scraps. Not sure what and how often though.How old?
What exactly does he feed them?