A quick demonstration on how i vent sex and wing sex day old chicks.

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Here's a tour of the chicken coop I built using plans from thegardencoop dot com. It has many nice features for raising backyard chickens.

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I am not 100% sure this method is correct I am still trying to perfect it but theres something about this method that helps sex them.. Behavior and posture also play a big role in sexing my chicks. I am making more videos as i learn.. I hope this helps :) I have more helpful info I learned and will be sharing on the new updated version of this video ~ coming soon to this channel.. I am testing this method so until i know for sure i cant guarantee its correct.. a new updated video ill be added as soon as i am sure or have more info.. thanks for watching 🐣 Like ~ Share ~ Subscribe 🐥

Another how to video from dino-ducky-diapers. This time: how to measure your duck for our custom made diapers.

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In a curious turn of events, RSM has something crazy and weird to show you in regards to her little sick (recovered) Easter Egger named Flopsy. Get a look at what happened and tell us what you think! But don’t worry, everyone is fine. Check back for more content regularly and thanks for subscribing!

Sometimes, chickens get impactions, infections, or an overgrowth of yeast in their crops. That's what happened to our little hen, Triscuit. Here, I discuss her symptoms and diagnosis, then show how to massage her crop and induce her to regurgitate.

This chicken ( a hen) has "Water Belly" normally a symptom of a heart or liver disorder.. Draining the water will not cure the chicken but may make it more comfortable and extend its life by taking the pressure off internal organs.

Instructions and tips for treating water belly (Ascites).

www.chickiesadventures.com chickiesadventures@gmail.com I noticed my chicken, Tiddly had started to breathe quite fast lying down. Her tail was bobbing and I discovered from the internet that this is not a good sign. Chickens tails start to bob when there is some sort of inflammation or swelling inside them. They dont have cavities like us separating their internal organs so if there is pressure somewhere inside them it pushes on all their other organs including their heart and lungs. After 3 weeks of her breathing getting faster and faster, I totally panicked and I found a vet that specialised in exotic aniamls. The first time I took her, the vet didn't syring that much liquid from her and her breathing pretty much stayed the same. I took her back 2 weeks later and this time she was brilliant and she syringed 880ml from my chicken's belly and put her on antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication. I am not too keen on pharmaceuticals but I see a place for them in emergencies now. I think w Her breathing went from 60 breaths per minute to 17 breaths per minute immediately. It took her about a week to start perking up. Whilst she was at the ver the vet checked her internally and said she could feel a hard nodule and her prognosis was that chickens often get probelms with their ovaries because of all the laying that they do, a bit like a woman haveing child after child with no break. THings start to drop and get saggy eventually and this can result n tumours amongst ther things. Tiddly was a bit spaced out when she got back. She looked a little hunched up and I wasnt sure if she would imrove but gradually she did.. After her course of antibiotics I gave her 5 days of chicken vitamins to boost her system. Fortunately she started eating a lot immediately so within a few weeks she was looking normal again and in 4 weeks she was back to normal. I started her on mineral salts after her anti-biotics. These work slowly to correct imbalances, in the same way as it takes a while for your body to rebuild itself after illness. When animals or birds are ill they drink a lot of water and Tiddly was drinking a lot of water before her belly was syringed and afterwards so I included a cell salt for water balancing for her. and This is the combination I gave to her and am still giving her two months later: Calc Fluor 6x - for hard tumours Nat Mur 6x - to balance water in cells, for excessive thirst, odema Nat Sulph 6x - eliminates toxins through urine Cal Sulph 6x - blood purifier Calc Phos 6x - anaemia (her crest/comb looked pale) Crush one tablet of each in with 1 ml of water and give 0.5ml in the morning and 0.5ml in the afternoon for at least a month. If there is a tumour then give Calc Fluor for at least 4 months. You gan give twice per day at 0.5 ml at a time (about half a tablet in water) and then after about two months you can give 0.5ml once per day. Use your intuition as to what feels right... I have swapped calc sulph for kali sulph now...I will explain in the next video! Email me at chickiesadventures@gmail.com

Almost all domesticated female chickens will die from this, but you can treat it, so you should! You should also have a vet show you how to do this in person, but it case you're living on a desert island with no access to medical personnel and you happen to have the right equipment on hand, you can look at this as a guide. Or look at it to remind yourself how to do it after the vet shows you in real life. This hen is also really fkn old for an industry hen -- around 8 years old -- so she has been dealing with this for a long time. Without treatment -- draining, antibioitics, plus deslorelin acetate implant-- she would have died a long time ago.

Ascitis (water belly) doesn't happen very often. I don't normally do reduction unless I consider the chicken more of a pet than stock. Removing some of the fluid in the belly can add a little longer life to a pet chicken.

Draining abdominal fluid from our girl the Queen Diva. She has been suffering from EYP (egg yolk peritonitis) for months, though it has been mostly kept under control by suprelorin implants. No matter how nice chickens are treated while their eggs are being harvested, it doesn't change the damaging way their bodies are bred to lay more eggs than their reproductive systems can handle. This is why there is no such thing as a humane egg.

This sweet old barred rock developed an eye infection over her blind eye. While we were away our caregiver managed to get some pieces of it out but was afraid to go further until we returned home and thus continued to keep it at bay with saline flushes. The tool used in this video is from a dentist pik kit on Amazon. It works wonders as I have used it before with a bantam who had a severely impacted nostril. Both chickens recovered perfectly fine! For those of you who do not know about chickens and are wondering why we did not numb or put her under: Chickens will die if given anesthetic with numbing, even just numbing cream (unless very limited RX). Sad but true. Baby aspirin is ok, but there was a chance of bleeding, she was given this afterwards. We do what we can to save them, even if it's a horrible ordeal. There are no chicken vet in our area. This was relatively easy. She recovered with in minutes and was eating and drinking up a storm afterwards followed by a long session of grooming.

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Poop, spider webs, dirty water, dust ... chicken keeping is not always pretty.

Prayer for my Snooki. This chicken means the world to me.

The silkies hatched some toulbant Polish, so cute !

Silkies are the best mommas. Lola, Charro, and Willow share parenting responsibilities

My sweet blue satin hen has wet pox and is having a hard time eating. So I show you how I clean out her mouth and tube feed.

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