Chickens can recognize their owners, especially chickens that have been raised since they were just hatched, and they will stick to their owners even more. The reason why newly hatched chicks are clingy is due to the nature of chickens. The first time a hatched chick sees any of the same or different kind, it will recognize it as its mother. If fed regularly, all raised chickens will recognize it as its mother. Recognize the owner.

Things to note when raising chickens:

1. 12-24 hours after hatching and 2-3 hours after drinking water, 60-70% of the chicks will peck. Feed when eating or begging for food.

2. Feed millet, rice grains or cracked corn cooked until 8 mature, and spread it evenly on the pad, allowing the chickens to peck on their own.

3. When 3-5 weeks old, feed every 4 hours and 4-5 times a day. After 5 weeks of age, feed 3-4 times a day.

4. Try to keep the temperature of the chicken house around 13 degrees in summer. In winter, keep the temperature in the chicken house at 22 degrees to ensure warmth and comfort.

5. The chicken house needs to be cleaned in time and kept dry. It is recommended to clean it two to three times a week to achieve sterilization and disinfection.