Illnesses of the digestive tract are the most common diseases in young chicks. Most chicks ordered through hatcheries are given medication to prevent many of the most common ailments such as the virulent and contagious Marek's disease. A general antibiotic treatment in water soluble form is a good preventative way to ensure newly hatched chicks on a small farm are offer the same protection. Chicks that develop respiratory ailments can be treated with a small amount of cider vinegar in their water supply for a few days.
well it depends which kind of chicks... most of them i would say are very adorable.
It depends what kind of chicken you have not all chickens are white but so far mine are still the same color
Omnivore is an animal that eats both animal flesh and vegetable matter. Pig (hog) is considred to be an omnivorous mammal.
Most chickens live 7-9 years. It really depends on what kind of strain the chickens come from (show quality, production quality), and how the chickens have been raised, and what type of conditions they live in.
Double yolk eggs can be laid by any chicken breed, but it is more common in young hens that are just beginning to lay eggs. It is not specific to a particular breed.
Tigers, as many animals, can get many of the sicknesses humans can. For example, they can catch the common cold.
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* Heart disease * Pneumonia * Cancer
chickens and turkeys
well it depends which kind of chicks... most of them i would say are very adorable.
Lyme disease is the sickness that is usually associated with the spring.
A chicken. Roosters= male chickens Hen= female chickens
Hospitals house all kinds of sicknesses; the infection could be anything.
Chicken Pox
Domestic ferrets do not kill chickens. Any kind of weasels in the wild would prey on chickens. Keep them in a pen.
Most fruits are fine to feed to chickens. However, never feed your chickens any kind of citrus.
Broiler chickens. But really, any kind of chicken, provided they're old and big enough.