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Most baby chicks don’t die from illness, lack of food or dehydration, but are far more likely to die from being cold. A 70° barn, garage or home is too cold for them. They need mama-hen temperature, which is much warmer.

What causes baby chicks to suddenly die?
There are many other things that can cause death to chicks. Some birds die from failure to thrive or chick sudden death syndrome. Deaths could come from heart failure, stroke, fright, malnutrition, suffocation, bullying or predators.

Is it common for baby chicks to die?
This is because baby chicks are usually fragile little birds, so it is very easy for them to die from one or a combination of the causes discussed above. Baby chicks are sensitive to their surrounding. For that reason, they can die quickly due to conditions such as extreme cold and dehydration.

How do you know if your baby chicks are sick or dying?
Affected baby chickens will appear dull, drowsy and lifeless and may sleep more than usual.
They may be unsteady on their legs and balance themselves with their wings and their heads may flop about.

Baby chicks, baby ducks, baby guineas and baby poultry are everywhere! The easiest way to care for baby chicks is to let the hen do it for you. The hen keeps the baby chicks warm, teaches them how to drink, and even shows them how to scratch and peck for food. If you don’t have a broody hen to take care of the baby chicks, you will need to do these things for them.
Baby Chicks Need 3 Things:

Heat
Food and water
Something to live in

Water

I use a chicken waterer that also features a Mason jar (since I am long on them). It works the same way as the Mason jar–style feeder: Fill the Mason jar with water, screw the bottom on, turn it upside down and place it in the brooder. Check out the Harris Farms Free Range Baby Chick Feeder for Quart Jar.

Housing

Our babies usually begin their lives on our farm, residing in a large storage tub in an upstairs bathroom. This is convenient since we enjoy visiting our little yellow fluffballs regularly. Once they learn how to fly out of the container, hop around the room and poop on things I don’t want poop on, they get to relocate to the barn where we have a larger brooder.


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