Chicken Help

We found 9 results for category 'Biosecurity for birds'

Q: How do I introduce new chickens into my old flock? A: We get questions about this all the time! Let there be no doubt: adding new birds to your pre-existing crew can be stressful, both to you and the... read more

Q: Why don't you offer a vaccination for ducklings and goslings? A: Thankfully, ducks and geese are less prone to most common poultry diseases and parasites, so they don't need to be vaccinated. Chickens and turkeys... read more

Q: Why don't you ship waterfowl to Hawaii? A: Unfortunately, ducklings cannot be sent to Hawaii because the state government is afraid that domestic ducks will cross with Hawaii's native Koloa... read more

Q: How do I care for ducklings and goslings? A: Baby ducks and geese are EXTREMELY cute, and they are generally easier to raise than chicks. Nevertheless, if you decide to add geese or ducks to... read more

Q: Why won't the U.S. Government shut down the Agricultural sector during the COVID-19 outbreak? A: We know you all are worried about feed stores shutting down, and not being able to feed your chickens. You shouldn't be, though.

Even... read more

Q: When should I take my pet chicken to the vet? A: As keepers of pet chickens, we've all been there. You notice one of your birds exhibiting some unusual behaviors or symptoms, and you're faced with a... read more

Q: What is quarantine and when should I quarantine my flock? A: In your backyard flock, quarantine is the act of isolating a chicken or chickens who has been potentially or actually exposed to contagious illness... read more

Q: How do I introduce new geese into my flock? A: While geese generally get along well with one another, adding a new goose or gander to your gaggle can be a stressful time for them--and for you!--as... read more

Q: Can I get Coronavirus (COVID-19) from my chickens? A: Here's what the CDC says about COVID-19, as of November 2021:
The risk of animals spreading the virus to people is low; the... read more