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What should I check if my chicken seems overhea...

If your chicken seems overheated after transport, check breathing, alertness, posture, and hydration first. A few simple checks can help you judge whether it’s heat stress, travel strain, or something...

What should I check if my chicken seems frighte...

If your chicken seems frightened at night, a few simple checks can help you spot the cause, from coop disturbances to comfort, light, noise or pests.

What should I check if my chicken seems dehydra...

If your chicken seems dehydrated after hot weather, check water access, droppings, crop fill and signs of heat stress first. A few simple checks can help you work out what’s...

What should I check if my chicken keeps pecking...

Feather pecking can have a few common causes. Here’s what to check in the bird, the flock and the coop, plus sensible next steps.

What should I check if my chicken is weak, fluf...

If your chicken is weak, fluffed up and straining to lay, check for egg binding signs, droppings, breathing, appetite and whether she’s still passing eggshell or droppings. There are a...

What should I check if my chicken is straining ...

If your chicken is straining but no egg appears, there are a few practical things to check first. This guide covers the most likely causes, what you can look for,...