What Is Chicken Water Belly
Do your few chickens have swollen and distended bellies? Are they facing difficulty in breathing? It is often a common sign of chicken water belly or Ascites. The mortality rate…
Should I Hang My Chicken Waterer
Chickens can be inherently messy if you confine them in a small coop. New chicken keepers often feel doubt whether they should hang the chicken waterer or keep it on…
When To Put Heat Lamp In Chicken Coop
Chickens have an impressive ability to survive in cold temperatures. They can live easily at ten degrees Fahrenheit or less temperature. However, when it is extremely cold like the weather…
How To Keep Chicken Waterer Clean
Like human beings, chickens also prefer to drink fresh and clean water. You want to serve good-quality water to your feathered friends as it affects their growth and health. Chicken…
Where To Put The Chicken Feeder
It may appear simple to add feed inside the chicken feeder and let your chickens enjoy the food. But do you know where to put the chicken feeder? Should you…
How to Clean Chicken Nesting Boxes
Regularly cleaning nesting boxes is necessary to let chickens lay eggs peacefully. Hens are less likely to lay eggs in the birdboxes if they are too dirty. They will figure…
Chicken In Nesting Box All Day
On average, a chicken spends around 25 to 30 minutes in a nesting box daily. They mainly sit on these bird boxes to lay eggs. But do you see your…
Where to Put Chicken Nesting Boxes
Nesting boxes are necessary to help chickens lay eggs more comfortably and collect eggs effortlessly. But do you have any idea where to put chicken nesting boxes? Finding the optimal…
How Wide Should Chicken Nesting Boxes Be
Are you thinking of adding some nesting boxes in your chicken coop? Choosing the right-sized nesting boxes is vital depending on your chicken’s size. Many new chicken keepers often ask…
How Many Chickens Per Feeder You Need
A chicken feeder is a handy device to supply food to chickens. Most importantly, it allows flocks to continuously enjoy the feed whenever they are hungry and avoid unwanted food…