How to raise chickens?

In fact, chickens are quite interesting, especially chickens, which can walk back and forth with people. But when the chicken grows up, it doesn't often walk around with people because it matures slowly, but it still recognizes people.

Chickens can be fed with millet, raw rice and cooked rice, such as steamed bread and cabbage leaves, and can also be eaten.

I like feeding chickens, but it's particularly unsanitary, especially when I get older, it's even dirtier and difficult to clean up. When I grow up, I eat a lot, and my home is dirty. I can't bear to sell it, but I feel distressed. I have to give it to my relatives and let them kill it!

Chickens just like to crow, but when they get older, they don't crow like that. When they are older, it's nothing, but especially chickens, don't let them freeze. If there is a yard at home, let them run in the yard or put them on the balcony. If you are indoors, the floor of your house will be dirty and its feces will be everywhere. Even if the chicken is asleep, it will crow from time to time.

When feeding it, you can put the food in your hand. When you get used to it, it will fly to you. And chickens are especially not afraid of people. If you eat, don't get into the habit of feeding them while eating. Otherwise, you will not have the right to eat with peace of mind, and it will still make trouble with you when eating.

I had a rooster when I was a child, and my cousin killed me six months later. Last year, I raised two cocks. One of them was eaten by a neighbor's cat, and the other lived in peace with my dog. Besides, when I go out for a walk, they often walk together. If my dog is bullied by other dogs, my rooster will do anything for my friends to make other dogs dare not bully my family.

I feed them in a small box. When I just bought it, it was still very cold. I used the lamp for 24 hours, but now I don't eat it. Generally, when you feel cold, you will squeeze together and squeeze each other. Then you must heat them. Temperature is very important and has a great influence on the survival rate of chickens.

You can feed broken corn, millet, broken rice, broken wheat and so on. Open food can be cooked to 80% maturity before feeding, which is beneficial to the digestion of chicks. If you don't have much time, you can soak the millet for two or three hours, dry it until it is half dry and then feed it. Don't feed too much, you will die, eat less and eat more meals.

If you put a little water in the box, they will drink it when they are thirsty. Chickens had better drink warm water, and must not drink unclean water. I kept them for the first three weeks, and I always gave them warm water. I change the water several times a day. At that time, the water didn't cool down quickly because the light was on. After three weeks, I changed their water three times a day. You saw that the water was polluted, so you changed it for them. In fact, they like to drink clean warm water.

If a chicken's voice is very different from that of a healthy chicken before when there is water and food, it is usually sick, and then you can determine what disease it has according to its condition and prescribe the right medicine. I summed this up, I don't know, but I think it's very useful.

Under normal circumstances, chicken manure is cylindrical, strip-shaped, mostly brown-green, with white urate on the surface, like a white crown. Cecal feces are usually discharged in the morning, often brown paste or yellowish brown, and sometimes urate is mixed in it, which is sticky.

I raise artificially hatched positive chickens, which grow faster. I was born in 5.6 days when I first bought it. When I kept them for more than a month, I gave them away, but others thought they had too much feces to clean, so they sent them back to me. I've been raising it for nearly 4 months now. It's cute, but there are more and more feces.

Chickens are fragile and easy to get sick, so we must prevent and treat them early.

Don't feed it too much food, but feed it less and eat more. In fact, it is best to feed at home, or you can feed it. It is best to feed two kinds of food in turn, mainly rice, and often feed more. Food rationing is hard to say. No data. You can judge whether the chicken is full or not by your own feelings, or by its eating speed. Generally, when you are full, eating will slow down.

When the chicken is very young, it is best to feed the chicken with water from the clay pot for raising birds and let it drink it by itself, regardless of it.

Don't let chickens eat outside, it's not safe. There is no need to feed bugs when raising chickens at home. You can feed them if you want. In short, some smaller bugs can be fed, but they must not be sprayed with pesticides.

If your chicken breasts stand out, it should be overeating. Eat less, don't feed too much, and don't worry as long as it's not too prominent.

In fact, chickens are very easy to raise. Don't think they die easily. I raised several chickens in this way, and they all grew into big chickens in the end.

Food is rationed. You can't feed a lot of water, but you can drink some. Eating indiscriminately is normal, generally harmless, and can also promote the digestive system. Because pebbles and soil rub in the stomach, it is normal to eat worms, and generally soft-shelled worms or hard-shelled worms can eat them.

Dining: Count the cooked rice, crush it, add a drop of warm water and feed it in a bottle cap. There can't be too much water. The amount of rice depends on your chicken's appetite. Remember not to let the chicken eat all at once. A single chicken should not eat more than three pieces of rice at a time, and the number of times should be less. And pay close attention to chicken excrement. If it is dry, the rice and water given are appropriate. If it is diarrhea, reduce the water ration immediately.

Exercise: Put the chicken on the sofa, bed, or other soft and lukewarm places, wave your hand in front of it and let the chicken chase your hand (because the chicken is very small, after you feed it several times, it will treat you as a "hen" and chase you all the time). You can also put the little guy on the instep, and it will climb all the way to your waist along your pants ~ ~ If your upper body can keep a straight line with your legs, the little guy will probably climb to your chest ~ ~ so that the chicken can exercise properly;

Accommodation: find a complete and tasteless small shoe box or other joint venture, covered with thick toilet paper or towels. Take a pair of shoe dryers (that is, two iron pieces like duck feet, plug in the power supply and put the contents in the shoes), put them in any corner of the shoe box, one on each side of the corner, cover them with paper or thin towels (not to prevent electric shock, but to be afraid that the shoe dryer will hurt the little guy because it is too hot), and then connect the power supply. Remember to cover the shoe box, but leave enough space for ventilation!