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What should I check if my chicken is holding it...
If your chicken is holding its wings out and won’t move, heat stress is one possible cause. Here’s what to check first, what else it might be, and what to...
What should I check if my chicken is holding it...
If your chicken is holding its wings out and won’t move, heat stress is one possible cause. Here’s what to check first, what else it might be, and what to...
What should I check if my chicken is feather pe...
If your chicken seems fine apart from missing or pecked feathers, there are a few sensible things to check first. This guide covers the most common causes, what to look...
What should I check if my chicken is feather pe...
If your chicken seems fine apart from missing or pecked feathers, there are a few sensible things to check first. This guide covers the most common causes, what to look...
What should I check if my chicken is drinking e...
If your chicken is drinking more on a hot day, start with shade, airflow, water quality and any signs of heat stress. A few simple checks can help you work...
What should I check if my chicken is drinking e...
If your chicken is drinking more on a hot day, start with shade, airflow, water quality and any signs of heat stress. A few simple checks can help you work...
What should I check if my chicken is distressed...
If your chicken seems unsettled at night, check the coop, flock, bedding and signs of injury first. Most causes are environmental, but it’s worth watching closely if the behaviour is...
What should I check if my chicken is distressed...
If your chicken seems unsettled at night, check the coop, flock, bedding and signs of injury first. Most causes are environmental, but it’s worth watching closely if the behaviour is...
What should I check if my chicken is dehydrated...
If your chicken seems dehydrated after a hot journey, check its alertness, breathing, droppings, comb colour and whether it’s drinking properly. A few practical checks can help you decide what...
What should I check if my chicken is dehydrated...
If your chicken seems dehydrated after a hot journey, check its alertness, breathing, droppings, comb colour and whether it’s drinking properly. A few practical checks can help you decide what...
What should I check if my chicken is dehydrated...
Check your chicken’s comb, eyes, droppings, alertness and drinking behaviour first. Hot transport can cause dehydration, but there are a few simple things you can assess straight away.
What should I check if my chicken is dehydrated...
Check your chicken’s comb, eyes, droppings, alertness and drinking behaviour first. Hot transport can cause dehydration, but there are a few simple things you can assess straight away.