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At 10 days old, broiler chicks are still in their early brooding stage, requiring specific care for temperature, lighting, and feed. This period is crucial for their development, and ensuring proper management will impact their health and growth.
Care and Management:

Temperature:
Maintaining the correct temperature is essential for the chicks' health and comfort. The temperature should be gradually reduced from around 90-95°F (32-35°C) at day one to 80-85°F (27-29°C) by day 10.

Lighting:

During the first few days, 24 hours of light is often provided. After that, the light can be gradually reduced, with a dark period for rest being recommended.
Feeding:
Chicks should have access to fresh feed and water at all times. The feed should be high in protein and nutrients, formulated for young chicks.

Observation:
Regular observation is crucial to identify any weak or sick birds. Separating these birds for extra care and attention can improve their chances of recovery.

Hygiene:
Maintaining cleanliness in the brooding area is vital to prevent disease. Regular cleaning of the chicken manure and disinfection are important.

Weighing:
Weighing a sample of chicks (e.g., 5% on day 7) can help assess their growth and adjust feed accordingly, according to Hightop® Poultry Equipment.

Medication:
Consult with a veterinarian regarding any necessary vaccinations or medications, ensuring that medications are not administered 24 hours before or after
immunization.
Specific Considerations for Day 10:
Debeaking:
Some poultry farmers may choose to debeak chicks at this age to prevent injuries from pecking. If debeaking is done, providing Vitamin K3 in the water can help with blood clotting and reduce mortality.
Ventilation:
Ensure proper ventilation in the brooding area, especially if using heating methods like coal burning, to prevent gas poisoning.
General Advice:
Record Keeping:
Documenting the progress of the chicks, including weight gains, is helpful for assessing performance and making future decisions.
Observe Chick Behavior:
Pay close attention to the chicks' behavior, looking for signs of illness, lethargy, or other issues that may require intervention.
Seek Expert Advice:
Consult with experienced poultry farmers or veterinarians for guidance on specific management practices and disease prevention.
This video demonstrates best management practices for broiler brooding at day 10: