Easy Steps to Help Backyard Chickens Survive a Heatwave | Dr. ARSHAD

This content is about Easy Steps to Help Backyard Chickens Survive a Heatwave by Dr. ARSHAD Veterinary Clinic.
Here are some practical tips to help your chickens through the Summer Months :
How to detect signs of heat stress in chickens :
Beak parted
Panting
Wings away from the body
Chickens that are older or overweight struggle the most in a heatwave.
How to keep chickens cool in a heatwave :
Provide Cool, Clean Water
Check the coop airflow
Check the coop flooring
Prime with heat stress supplements
Let your chickens free range
Easy access to water
Ensure low nesting boxes and perches
Add a touch of paint
Insulate the coop
Provide more shade
Reduce the ground temperature
This content is about :
How to identify a Dehydrated Chicken
Signs of a Dehydrated Chicken
& How to Help a Dehydrated Chicken by Dr. ARSHAD Veterinary Clinic.
Dehydration in Chickens :
Dehydration occurs when Poultry Birds don't have enough Fluids in their Body. Or whenever Chickens will use or lose more fluid than intake, They will face Dehydration. A Dehydrated Chicken Body doesn't have enough water and other Fluids to carry out normal functions.
Identification, Signs and Symptoms of a Dehydrated Chicken :
Lethargy
Excessive panting
Paleness in comb or wattles
Limpness
Diarrhoea
Unresponsive
Seizures
Weight Loss
Dehydration in Chickens can cause a whole host of problems. The biggest problem is of course, death. Dehydrated Chicken can take some time to bounce backs. They will slow down in their eggs production and possibly have some respiratory and digestive system issues. These are all things we can avoid, but taking proper care of our flocks.
How to Help a Dehydrated Chicken :
Start from dipping the Dehydrated Chicken's Beak into electrolyte mixed water.
Follow these guidelines to help / Recover / Treat Dehydration in Chickens :
1 = Multivitamins and Electrolytes
2 = Organic Essential Oil
3 = Prebiotics
4 = Probiotics
Sources
1 = Use Readymade Electrolytes and Multivitamins or Homemade Electrolytes and Multivitamins or alternatively Milk or Vegetables or Baking Soda
2 = Buy Organic Essential Oil from nearby Vet clinic and Use as Feed additive or as Water Supplement or alternatively Use Cinnamon or Lemon
3 = Use Garlic or Onion as Prebiotics
4 = Use Yogurt as Probiotics
Dosage and Administration :
Readymade Electrolytes and Multivitamins
@ recommend dosage
To make Electrolytes at Home you Need:
Potassium Chloride
Salt
Baking Soda
Sugar and
Lemon
Quantity
Potassium Chloride Half Teaspoon
Salt Half Teaspoon
Baking Soda Half Teaspoon
Sugar 08 Teaspoons
Lemon 01
Add All these in a Plastic Bowl and Thoroughly Mix in 05 Litres of Drinking Water. Electrolytes are Ready to Use. Use at 1:4 Twice a Month or 4 times a Month Depending upon Weather for 06 to 08 hours a Day.
Electrolytes are required for keeping Chickens healthy in Hot Summer Months.
Baking Soda :
Mild Dehydration
2 % Solution of Backing Soda
For Severely Sick Chickens due to Dehydration :
One Cup Backing Soda Per 04 Ltr DW
04 Teaspoon Of Backing Soda Per 02 Ltr DW
02 Teaspoon of Backing Soda Per 01 Ltr DW
Organic Essential Oil :
@ 05 ml or 01 Teaspoon per kg feed
Cinnamon :
Use One Teaspoon of Cinnamon per Kg Chicken Feed for 04 continuous Days Per Month & Half Teaspoon as Water Supplement.
Lemon :
Use Lemon Extract
02 ml / Litre of Fresh and Clean Drinking Water.
Onion :
05 g Onion Extract in 01 Litre of Fresh and Clean Drinking Water or in 01 kg feed
Yogurt :
10 grams of Yogurt Per Kg Feed For Five Consecutive Days Per Month.
Use these Water Supplements for your Flock in Summer Season :
During Moderate Hot Weather :
Ascorbic Acid ( Vitamin C )
Acetylsalicylic Acid ( Aspirin )
Sodium Bicarbonate ( Baking Soda )
Potassium Chloride
In Heat Stress :
Ascorbic Acid
Electrolytes
Acetylsalicylic Acid
Sodium Bicarbonate
Dosage & Administration :
Ascorbic Acid @ Half gram / 05 Litres of Drinking Water
( If you're Using HanvitC-100 as a Source of Ascorbic Acid, otherwise use Recommended Dosage )
Acetylsalicylic Acid @ 02 grams / 05 Litres of Drinking Water ( If you're Using Aspersym-C as a Source of Acetylsalicylic Acid otherwise use Recommended Dosage )
Or Aspirin @ 10 Tablets / 05 Litres of Drinking Water
Sodium Bicarbonate @ 100 grams / 05 Litres of Drinking Water
Potassium Chloride @ Half Teaspoon / 05 Litres of Drinking Water
Electrolytes @ Recommended Dosage
Or You Can use Homemade Electrolytes for Chickens
08 Hours Daily and for 05 Consecutive Days.
To make Electrolytes at Home you Need:
Potassium Chloride
Salt
Baking Soda
Sugar and
Lemon
Quantity
Potassium Chloride Half Teaspoon
Salt Half Teaspoon
Baking Soda Half Teaspoon
Sugar 08 Teaspoons
Lemon 01
Add All these in a Plastic Bowl and Thoroughly Mix in 05 Litres of Drinking Water. Electrolytes are Ready to Use. Use at 1:4 Twice a Month or 4 times a Month Depending upon Weather for 06 to 08 hours a Day.

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