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How do I know if birds are too hot?
Signs of overheating include panting with open beaks, wings held away from the body, birds spreading far from the heat source, and reduced feed intake. If you see these signs, check the temperature at...
What causes wet litter?
Wet litter is caused by waterer spills, poor ventilation, condensation, overcrowding, or health issues. It leads to ammonia buildup and bacterial growth. Keep waterers level, maintain good ventilation...