A week old chicken should have a core or central area in its brooder with a temperature of 90 degrees fahrenheit. If not then your peeps are crying for their mommy to come and nurture or warm their little butts up.
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Yesare they in a small closure that is warm and cozy that will provide a sense of security and able to eat and drink liquid...?
Well I use a soft blanket to keep them warm I don’t have a heat source or anythingSounds to me they are most lokley cold or hungry,
What do you have as there heat source and what temp is your brooder?
Chicks that are uncomfortable are loud to let you know something is wrong.
No I don’t have it. Should I get one?Week old chicks have no feathers.
They need a heat lamp or pad to stay warm.
Did you get chick starter for your chicks?
If they are chilled for to long they will have health issues and possibly die.
They need an external source of heat during their first few weeks as they cannot maintain their body temperature and they will chill and could die. They either need a heat lamp or heat plate. 85-90 the first week. Drop it by 5 degrees a week until you reach ambient temperatures.Well I use a soft blanket to keep them warm I don’t have a heat source or anything
yes, get a heatlamp. chicks that young need heat.No I don’t have it. Should I get one?
Well right now just chicken food from the older chickens.What are you feeding them?
Is there a kind I should get?yes, get a heatlamp. chicks that young need heat.
yesWell right now just chicken food from the older chickens.