How to build a chicken coop
When your chicks are about 6 weeks old, they are ready to head to the coop. Though you won’t need a coop right away, it’s always good to plan ahead. Watch this video to learn which type of Coopitecture™ is best for you.
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Can I raise chickens in my area?
So, you’re ready to get chickens? Awesome! Before you bring chicks home: make sure they’re allowed where you live. Talk with your city representatives to find out your chicken ordinances and local laws. Then, share the good news with your neighbors! -
Setting up your chicks’ first home
Once you decide to raise chickens, the next step is a lot of fun: Setting up your chicks’ new home! Arrange your brooder in advance so your chicks have a comfortable, clean and safe place to call their own. -
Welcoming home your new chicks
After bringing your chicks home, focus on three core elements: warmth, water and feed. In this video, we tell you everything you need to help your new feathered friends start off strong. -
What to feed baby chicks
Early nutrition sets the stage for long-term health and happiness, so be sure to start your chicks strong. Choose a complete starter feed that matches your flock goals. For a mixed flock, feed Purina® Flock Raiser. For layer chicks, feed Purina® Start & Grow. For organic chicks, choose Purina® Organic Starter-Grower. -
How to build a chicken coop
When your chicks are about 6 weeks old, they are ready to head to the coop. Though you won’t need a coop right away, it’s always good to plan ahead. Watch this video to learn which type of Coopitecture™ is best for you.
Choosing a chicken breed
There are dozens of different chicken breeds – from fancy feathers to productive egg-layers and from heat-tolerant birds to family-friendly breeds. In this video, we give you tips for picking your perfect poultry pal.