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What are the main healthiest foods for the hens and rooster
Choose a commercial pelleted diet labeled as "all flock" or "flock raiser". This is a complete diet for most chickens. For the hen, you will need to supplement calcium, especially if she is a layer. You can offer her crushed oyster shells freely. Do not use a layer diet for both. The calcium levels would be too high for the rooster leading to potential health issues for him. The website www.backyardchickens.com is an excellent resource for information regarding the husbandry and feeding of domestic chickens.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My chicken looks lethargic and keeps curling her head under. I notices a few days ago that she would just sit in the coop, unlike the rest of my chicken. Today I got her some water, she eagerly had some and then threw up. She won't have any food eith
Hi and thanks for your post. I would separate her from other hens if you have any and put her in a warm, clean and quiet area where she can rest. Offer small amounts of feed and water frequently. You may to phone your veterinarian if she doesn't improve in the next day or two -she may need antibiotics. Thank you for using Boop by Petco and best wishes to you and Ginger.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Hi, I was looking to buy a hamster house for the winter. I was looking at a small birdhouse, but they are made of wood. I was wondering if it would be safe for her to live in as I was going to add nesting material in it as well. I have a Chinese dwar
The only thing that I would be concerned with would be if the wood is coated with any type of toxic substance. I believe you can find houses meant for rodents (since these guys chew so much). I would stick with these. Thank you for using Pet Coach!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I'm looking to get this cage. The chart says it's good for two guinea pigs, which I have. In the comments a lot of people say their two guinea pigs were happy. But I just wanted to be sure. I'm thinking about getting this cage and then getting anothe
This cage is much better than a rabbit cage but I feel like it is too small for two guinea pigs. Have you considered making your own cage? There are many websites dedicated to this. ( https://abyssinianguineapigtips.com/make-guinea-pig-cage/ ) ( https://diyprojects.com/diy-guinea-pig-cage-ideas/ )
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Hello, Im not sure if you help with pet chickens but if you do i need help with mine, I have four chickens their all female and are around 7 months old i raised them sense they were chicks. One of them is getting pale, smaller, more tired and not mov
Separate her from the flock. Consider an exam with your veterinarian or a vet experienced in treating domestic fowl. Submit a sample of the droppings to diagnose intestinal parasites or bacterial overgrowth. Keep her warm and as stress free as possible until she sees the vet. Provide a fortified diet or layer feed. You can moisten it with warm water to make a mash that may stimulate her appetite.
Updated on August 12th, 2025