Two dead chicks with no injuries

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I didn’t see any mold. I cleaned out all of the wet chips and scraped off the wet muck from the floor and let it sit to dry out. Then I went back inside and scraped the rest out. I put fresh wood chips down and I am going to pick up some Corid. Should I give the corid to my adults and 6-week-olds too? They are together in a separate pen from the chicks but close enough to be able to hear each other. I had to put the chicks back in their coop because I had to leave. I replaced everything fresh though so will they be ok until I get back?

 

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I looked at some pictures of how a chick will carry itself with coccidious and none of my chicks look like that.

 

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I read up on brooder pneumonia and I think that it may have been a cause. What do you guys think?

 

[Kiki]

Can you go take some pictures of the coop you have these chicks in now?

 

[Henriettamom919]

I didn’t see any mold. I cleaned out all of the wet chips and scraped off the wet muck from the floor and let it sit to dry out. Then I went back inside and scraped the rest out. I put fresh wood chips down and I am going to pick up some Corid. Should I give the corid to my adults and 6-week-olds too? They are together in a separate pen from the chicks but close enough to be able to hear each other. I had to put the chicks back in their coop because I had to leave. I replaced everything fresh though so will they be ok until I get back?

The problem with mold is that by the time you see it that means there is enough to have proliferated into growth. Mold is a spore and can be present even if it's not visible.

I'm so sorry about your babies!

 

[Kiki]

The problem with mold is that by the time you see it that means there is enough to have proliferated into growth. Mold is a spore and can be present even if it's not visible.

I'm so sorry about your babies!

I agree with this.

 

[A.M. Eggs]

Here are some pictures of chicks in the coop and the coop’s space and ventilation. I also provided a picture of an Egyptian Fayomi I found acting strange. It is panting and laying around. It got up when I went to pick it up and ran around but was still panting. I am using the app and for some reason it will only let me post one picture at a time so... lots of messages.

 

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Another one...
This is the ventilation. The tarp is meant to prevent leaks that sometimes occur. Obviously it doesn’t always work.

 

[Kiki]

Here are some pictures of chicks in the coop and the coop’s space and ventilation. I also provided a picture of an Egyptian Fayomi I found acting strange. It is panting and laying around. It got up when I went to pick it up and ran around but was still panting. I am using the app and for some reason it will only let me post one picture at a time so... lots of messages.

It looks like they are all as far away as possible from the heat lamp.
I'd take it out immediately.

 

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Another one of the chicks in the back.