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So you want to make sure when you first get these chickens that they have a nice warm dry place to hang out. They have fresh clean water. That is one of the most important things you can do. Fresh clean water and you want to make sure they have food that does not contain calcium but contains enough protein to help them grow. Calcium for meat chickens and baby chicks at this age. It is not good for their kidneys. So make sure you avoid any kind of layer food or anything that contains calcium. So a good starter and grower is ideal. And then the next thing we always do when we get these chickens is we put a little tad bit of apple cider vinegar in their water and that helps their gut. And then lastly, the first week of their life these chickens need to be at 99.5 degrees and then every week after that you can start lowering that temperature by 5 degrees each week. Bye bye chickies.

So you want to make sure when you first get these chickens that they have a nice warm dry place to hang out. They have fresh clean water. That is one of the mo…

Ideas in this flowchart

  • Chicken Care Guidelines
  • Initial Setup
  • Warm Dry Place
  • Fresh Clean Water
  • Food Requirements
  • Avoid Calcium
  • Sufficient Protein
  • Apple Cider Vinegar
  • Temperature Management
  • First Week: 99.5°F
  • Reduce 5°F Weekly
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So you want to make sure when you first get these chickens that they have a nice warm dry place to hang out. They have fresh clean water. That is one of the most important things you can do. Fresh clean water and you want to make sure they have food that does not contain calcium but contains enough protein to help them grow. Calcium for meat chickens and baby chicks at this age. It is not good for their kidneys. So make sure you avoid any kind of layer food or anything that contains calcium. So a good starter and grower is ideal. And then the next thing we always do when we get these chickens is we put a little tad bit of apple cider vinegar in their water and that helps their gut. And then lastly, the first week of their life these chickens need to be at 99.5 degrees and then every week after that you can start lowering that temperature by 5 degrees each week. Bye bye chickies.

"get these chickens that they have a nice warm dry place to hang out."

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