What are the prevention and treatment methods for spring chick colds?

In spring, temperatures fluctuate considerably. Because of sudden drops in temperature or unstable coop temperatures, and the intrusion of cold drafts, chicks are most susceptible to colds. Sick chicks have ruffled feathers, fear the cold, have watery eyes and nasal discharge, difficulty breathing, and sneeze.

Prevention and treatment: Keep the coop temperature stable and prevent drafts from entering. Improve the feeding and management of the flock, mix 0.3% chlortetracycline into the feed, and feed it for 3 consecutive days.