Apples - Raw or in applesauce form - Try to remove the apple seeds. They contain trace amounts of cyanide.
Asparagus - Raw or cooked - They can eat it, but they may not like it!
Bananas - Without the peel - These contain a good source of potassium and the chickens tend to love them!
Beans - WELL COOKED ONLY
Beets and Beet Greens
Berries of all kinds - The REALLY LOVE strawberries.
Breads - Any kind, and it is a great way to get rid of that stale bread or buns! - Feed starches in moderation.
Brocolli and Cauliflower - They will eat this ALL day!
Cabbage
Brussel Sprouts
Carrots - Raw or cooked - The like the carrot greens too!
Wet and dry cat food - Feed only when the birds are molting.
Cereal - I.E. Cherrios - DO NOT feed them high-sugar cereals.
Cheese and Cottage Cheese - Feed in small portions due to the fat. It is good for protein and calcium.
Cooked chicken - they may like it, and are able to eat it but...it seems a little cannabalistic.
Corn - Off the cob, from a can, cooked or raw
Live crickets - You can purchase these at a pet store - It is a yummy treat and entertaining to watch the birds catch them.
Cucumbers
Eggs - Hardcooked or Scrambled. It is a great source of protein. - Feed cooked eggs ONLY. They will get a taste for raw eggs and start eating the ones they lay.
Eggplant
Fish and Seafood - Cooked ONLY.
Flowers - make sure they haven't been treated with chemicals!
Fruit
Grains
Seedless Grapes (ONLY SEEDLESS). Cut them in half for the chicks.
Grits - Cooked
Leafy greens such as lettuce and kale
Mealworms - You can purchase these at a petstore - This is probably their favorite treat!
Melon
Oatmeal - raw or cooked
Pasta - cooked - one of their favorites.
Peas
Bell Peppers
Raw Pomegranates
Popped popcorn- NO SALT OR BUTTER
Cooked potatoes
Pumpkins and Winter Squash- Cooked or raw
Raisins
Cooked rice
Sprouts
Summer Squash
Sunflower seeds
Tomatoes - raw or cooked
Cooked turnips
Watermelon
Yogurt - plain or flavored - It is GREAT for their digestive systems.
As a kind of living organism
I am assuming you mean 40F (cold). To survive this kind of temperature the chick would need to be about two months old and fully feathered. It would need good shelter from the wind and rain and would do better if it had other chicks to huddle with to maintain collective heat.
I would pick a squeak toy of some kind i have 2 dogs and 14 puppies the puppies usually fight over it.
baby or rabbit soap
Depends what kind, for chick ducks and pheasents its 3 to 8 times a day. The more times the better.
Probably just training treats
A baby bird is called a chick. A kind of small bird is a hummingbird.
A neurologist can give medicine.
A baby bird is called a chick. A kind of small bird is a hummingbird.
dog treats of course don't feed them cat treats or mouse treat's. that's kind of obvious. if give my dog Dingo Mega Beefy Meat Bones. hope this helped!=)
The Canary is a bright yellow bird breed with black/yellow wings and back. it is a kind of bird
for a herbivore some lettuce, cabbage, carrots.......for a carnivore some meat.... XD
Dermatologist treats that condition
Pandas will give birth to baby pandas.
Dermatologist treats your skin diseases.
A gastroenterologist treats stomach pain.
Any kind of vegetable! And you can buy piggy treats!