The reason why chickens keep crowing is because the weather is cold. In this case, you can put the chicken in a wooden box or a cardboard box, and the bottom of the box must be covered with hay or cotton wool, or put a hot water bottle. When raising chickens, if the environment is closed and the air humidity is high, a large number of bacteria will be produced at this time, so you can open the window for ventilation every morning. If the chicken keeps barking because of fear, the breeder can wear clothes of the same color to make it feel friendly, and be careful not to put red lights in the box.

1. What should I do if the chicken keeps barking loudly?

1, chicken barking may be caused by a cold. You can put the chicken in a wooden box or a cardboard box, and then lay a layer of hay or cotton wool under it. You can also put a hot water bottle under the padding to keep the chicken warm.

2. When the environment is relatively closed and the air humidity is high, a large number of bacteria will breed. You can open the window for ventilation every morning, and the ambient humidity must be kept between 55-65%, which can ensure the healthy development of chickens.

When the chicken is afraid, it may keep barking. The breeder must wear clothes of the same color to make the chickens feel friendly, and no red light can be put in the box to avoid chicken anxiety. Be sure to turn off the lights at night so that the chickens can fall asleep in the dark.

When raising chickens, we must provide them with a warm and comfortable environment. Clean the henhouse once a day, clean up the feces and food residues inside, and prevent chickens from being infected with chicken plague or other infectious diseases in a dirty environment.

Second, what caused the chicken to scream all the time?

There are many reasons that cause chickens to crow all the time, some are external factors, some are their own reasons.

1. They always bark when exposed to light every morning. The reason for this is that they will form a biological clock in their bodies and gradually start to crow.

At the same time, when they are excited, they will keep barking. If the breeder feeds them food, they will eat with the breeder and keep barking all the way.

They also scream when they meet natural enemies. They mainly want to scare off natural enemies with their cries, so as to drive them away to protect themselves. In this case, the breeder can observe whether there are weasels, eagles and other substances around.