How Long To Feed Chicks Medicated Feed

How long to use medicated chick feed? - BackYard Chickens

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This is why many of us simply do not bother with medicated feed. It's benefits are overblown. There is also the fact that the medicated feed discourages the absorption of thiamine, a very crucial B-vitamin for new chicks. Chicks should be receiving the full …

Busting 7 Myths About Medicated Chick Starters

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What Medicated Chick Feed Is All About

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Chicks should be fed a medicated feed continuously with no interruptions for best results, and be sure to follow the feed …

What is Medicated Chick Starter - Do My …

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In fact, most people stop feeding medicated feed once their chickens reach two weeks to one month of age. After this time, there’s not …

Caring for Chicks - Backyard Poultry

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If you keep your brooder clean and dry you may not need a medicated feed but many people, including myself, prefer to feed a medicated starter feed as an …

How long to use medicated chick starter? - BackYard …

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So I suggest you continue them on the medicated feed for at least three weeks after they first hit the ground. Then, when that bag of feed runs out, you can switch …

How to Raise Baby Chicks into Adult Hens

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Chicks need at least 8 to 15 weeks of your time. Pullets are already about eight weeks when you get them, and full-grown laying hens are ready to go in the coop. If …

Feeding Baby Chicks: Complete How-To Guide - Know Your Chickens

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You should feed your chick a complete chick starter feed from day 1 until week 8 – although chick starter is acceptable until week 18 in some cases. Most people …

The Difference Between Medicated & Unmedicated Chick Starter

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If you’re unsure how long to feed medicated chick starter, you’ll likely benefit the most from following the general recommendation, which is usually two weeks to one …

Medicated Chicken Feed Pros And Cons - Backyard Chicken …

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Then you might have a few more questions about how to feed and for how long. Your chicks should have the medicated feed available to them at all times. And remember …