Chickens are very prone to illnesses and that is no secret. Especially when weather changes occur you can surely expect that the chances of your flock getting sick are bigger than before. Many experienced chicken keepers are aware of this fact and have gone deeper in the subject by analyzing and taking notes of the most common chicken diseases and the symptoms for the same.
Month: September 2016
Is Your Rooster Experiencing Mating Problems?
If your rooster seems to have a sudden aversion to the ladies in his flock, you might be worried about his health and vigor. Depending on where you live and what breeds you’re raising, the good news is that the rooster probably just fine. Here are four reasons not to worry.
What You Need To Know About Marek’s Disease
With all the recent talk about highly pathogenic avian influenza in North America, it might surprise some chicken keepers that Marek’s disease is still considered the greatest risk to the health of your flock. To put it simply, the virus that causes the disease is ubiquitous in the environment, and there is no cure. Therefore, prevention—through vaccination and biosecurity—is your best friend.
What To Do When Your Chicken Has A Broken Beak!?
When an accident happens with your chicken and the result is a broken beak, take heart—it’s possible to mend the situation.
