until der nice and fat or until you start to see running rosted chickens
No do not feed chicks anything but starter chick food! It has everthing that a chick needs to get a good start in life.
I have recently just hatched a dozen baby chicks. Agricultural stores usually sell a feed called start and grow. It looks like crumbs. If you can't find that you should feed them oatmeal, cracked corn, or wheat.
Newly hatched chicks do best if given a product available as Chick starter. This is produced by many name brand companies and can be purchased as medicated or un-medicated food. The grain size is small for little mouths and it has all the extra vitamins a growing chick need to build a strong body and good feathers. The medicine in the medicated feed is a preventative medicine that strengthens the immune system and protects against Marek's disease which is highly contagious.
You should have food out all the time for your baby chicks.
A medicated birth is when you have a baby with a epidullar instead of going with out it
No they should really be fed fresh greens as a treat and depending on the age a chick starter or a chick grower does very well for chicks and ducklings.
chicks.
Normally new chicks are given a starter feed which is a finely ground mixture of grains. Chicks often cannot eat the larger sized grains in sufficient quantity for proper nutrition so the mix is ground, moisture added, extruded and dried as a starter/builder feed called a "mash". This food can come with extra vitamins and medication added when requested. Ask for chick starter at any feed & grain store.
A flock chickens, a brood of hens, and a clutch or peep of chicks.
birds and mainly baby birds
worms and dirt and other bugs also In most cases a chick needs a balanced diet to provide vitamins and minerals needed for healthy growth. A commercial chick starter is best as it is very difficult to make your own balanced feed correctly. Any feed supply store can provide this "mash"called "chick starter". To start the day old chick the fine mash is used and then a courser version of the same mash is added over a few weeks to get them used to the large feed they will eventually be given. Bugs and worms, plants etc. are fine for the chick once it starts exploring the farmyard but they should be fed the proper diet early in the morning before they wander. Just like little children they will eat the best stuff first if you let them and it is not always the best for proper nutrition. Chick starter comes in Medicated (to protect them from certain diseases ) and non medicated varieties (for the organic farmers).
They trow up in the chicks mouth.