Sarah Martin, Author at Coops Cave

Helping Feathered Friends: How to Treat a Bird with a Broken Beak

If your chicken has a broken beak, you might feel worried about what to do next. Treating a broken beak is […]

Imagine you step into your backyard coop and find one of your beloved chickens with a broken beak. It’s a distressing

Maintaining a chicken coop’s cleanliness is essential, but what if it has a dirt floor? You might think it’s an uphill

Have you ever heard of Chicken Poop Bingo? It might sound odd, but it’s a game that’s gaining popularity at family

Chickens are more than just farm animals; they are often beloved pets and valuable flock members. But what happens when your

Raising chickens can be a delightful journey, from hearing their morning calls to collecting fresh eggs. But, like all journeys, there

One question often pops up in the backyard poultry-keeping world, especially among new enthusiasts: “Can chickens lay eggs without a rooster?”

Can chickens be out in the rain?” is a common query many chicken owners and enthusiasts have. Rain is a natural

Rearing baby chicks is both a joy and a responsibility. Ensuring their good health is important, and one of the primary

“How much liquid corid per gallon of water is ideal for my animals?” This is a common question many pet and

Raising chickens is both an art and a science. New poultry enthusiasts often ask, “How far apart should roosting bars be?”

Raising chickens, especially the popular Rhode Island Reds, is a rewarding experience. But one question that often arises is: What size should