Steemit Challenge S24 | Broiler Project W2

I always spread a plastic shopper at the bottom of the broiler box first to keep it clean. I also sprinkle fresh bran on top, which keeps the area dry and helps absorb the chicks' droppings. I take out the old bran and shopper and replace them with new ones whenever it becomes unclean or begins to smell.

I typically check it every day and make any necessary changes. This makes their living space cozy and hygienic for the chicks' healthy development and helps shield them from illness.

The chicks began jumping into the water bowl and feeder as they grew, I noted. I thus used smaller blocks or any other support I could find around the house to raise both a bit higher, to their breast level.

They have to extend a little in order to eat and drink, which also improves their leg strength. Not much else in the box needed to be changed, but I always make sure everything is clean to prevent infections or other health problems for the Chicks.

My chicks have only been home for two days, yet they already appear lively and playful. I was a little surprised when they began to jump into the feeding bottle. I soon saw that they require more room to walk about because they are developing swiftly. They also seem to eat frequently and have a busy schedule, which is encouraging in my opinion. I think they are healthy and adjusting well because their eyes appear bright and they run about joyfully.

I used little space to lift the feeder a little so they couldn't get inside when I saw them leap into the food. In this manner they learn how to eat healthily and their food stays clean. They appear to be doing OK so far though I do check to see if they are breathing through their mouths or napping too much. I am gradually coming to grasp their actions. I'm enjoying caring for them every day even if it's a new experience.

I haven't buy any antibiotics still because my chicks are currently healthy and active. However I know that having one on hand is crucial in case of an emergency. It's better to be prepared than to freak out later since sometimes Chicks get sick unexpectedly. Since I have tomorrow Sunday and off from work insha'Allah I intend to go to the pharmacy. I'll ask the vendor for the proper dosage and a good name for the antibiotic. I'll keep it secure and utilize it solely in the event that a chicks exhibits symptoms of disease. I want to be cautious because this is my first time raising Chicks.

My chicks are still little and developing gradually. Although I haven't weighed them yet I plan to do so shortly insha'Allah. In order to determine whether they are healthy and gaining weight as they should I want to weigh them on day seven and compare the results to the growth chart. When I perform the initial weighing, I'll also include the challenge card. Following that I'll record their weight on days 10 and 14. I'll be able to monitor their development and determine whether they are developing at the proper rate thanks to this. I can't wait to watch them grow over the next few days.

All of the work for my chicks at home is done by me. Every day I give them fresh food and water, clean their box, and keep a close eye on them. Additionally I check that their water and feed. I make an effort to keep them content and healthy because I like spending time with them. I act fast whenever I notice a change in their conduct. I am excited for their growth.I'm learning how to getting big my chicks with love and care because this is my first time doing it. I wish to impart practical advice and my actual experience to others of growing chicks.