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Fowl Pox in Chickens: Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention

fowlpox in chickens

Ever heard about fowl pox in chickens? Have you ever wondered if it’s contagious or fatal to your flock? Fowl pox in chickens is a viral disease that is contagious and needs your immediate intervention. The avian pox virus causes it and can manifest as wet or dry. Luckily, this is not a fast-spreading viral […]

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My Chicken Ate a Snake: Here’s What You Can Do

my chicken ate a snake

Backyard chicken keeping can be a rewarding and sometimes surprising experience. One such unexpected event is the first time you see your chickens chasing and even eating backyard snakes. If you’re reading this article now, you might have encountered the same scenario (or probably worried that it would happen). In this guide, we’ll explore why […]

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Amoxicillin for Chickens: Uses, Dosage, and Risks

Have you ever asked yourself what kind of medication you can give to your sick chickens? Bacterial infections present a substantial risk to flock well-being, both on small and large-scale operations. One or a few of your chickens may show signs of infection, leading you to this article. Fortunately, Amoxicillin is an antibiotic that offers […]

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How to Help Dehydrated Chickens 

7 Best Chicken Water Cups

Do you feel like the day is hotter than usual? Your chickens could be feeling the same! In worse cases, such hot weather could leave your chickens dehydrated. Dehydration in chickens can be deadly. It’s so important to know the signs of it and find ways to treat and prevent dehydration in your flock. Knowing […]

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My Chicken Ate Styrofoam: Now What?

chickens ate styrofoam

You didn’t know what happened, but for some reason, your chickens got some of the styrofoam you had safely kept in storage. And in this not-so-lucky scenario, your chickens ate styrofoam. What will happen to them? What should you do next? Chickens seem to gravitate towards styrofoam, which is unfortunate when you learn that ingesting […]

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The Chicken Respiratory System (And Common Diseases)

Chicken panting to cool down

Ever wonder how the chicken respiratory system works? I mean, do chickens breathe the same as humans do? Are respiratory issues common with poultry? The chicken respiratory system is a sophisticated mechanism that differs from our own. In this blog, we will cover the following: Anatomy of the chicken respiratory system Common respiratory issues and […]

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Egg Peritonitis in Chickens: Symptoms and Prevention

egg peritonitis in chickens

There’s nothing more stressful to deal with than egg peritonitis in chickens. Don’t know what that is? Egg peritonitis is a condition in which an egg becomes “stuck” inside a hen’s body, leading to inflammation and infection of the peritoneum (the lining of the abdominal cavity). This condition is more common in older hens and […]

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Understanding the Digestive System of a Chicken

digestive system of a chicken

Chickens are fascinating creatures with unique bodily systems, including their digestive system. As omnivores, chickens are capable of breaking down both plant and animal materials to obtain the necessary nutrients for survival. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the: Complexities of the chicken’s digestive system How it works and allows the chicken to thrive […]

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Chicken Dislocated Leg: Signs to Look For & Treatment Options

chicken dislocated leg

There’s nothing quite like seeing your hens and roosters strutting around the coop or run, marching about like they own the place! Having happy, healthy chickens can put a smile on any chicken owner’s face, but what do you do when that strut no longer happens? A common issue that many chicken owners face is […]

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Salmonella in Chickens: Causes, Signs, and Prevention

salmonella in chickens

Is there anything cuter than snuggling a freshly hatched baby chick? We think not! Unfortunately, as more people raise their own backyard chickens, the risks of cuddling those adorable little chicks are becoming more prevalent. One of the most significant concerns we face is the risk of salmonella in chickens. Before you let your kids […]

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