Venting a chicken coop

Everything you need to know about chicken coop ventilation. And we will give you our 11 best types of chicken coop ventilation for

If you've just bought a new chicken coop or are thinking of building one from the ground up, you should consider just one more thing...is the coop properly ventilated? If the coop has at least one window and a vent to allow for cross ventilation, that may be enough. However, depending on the type of

Patandchickens' Big Ol' PageVENTILATION Or, Go out there and cut more holes in your coop! Now! Really truly! Why is ventilation such a big deal? Because chickens are amazing producers of moisture, ammonia, and heat, that's why. Small but...

What's the difference between drafts and ventilation in a chicken coop? One is beneficial, the other isn't.

Being that we're in the heart of winter, it's likely you've come across an article or two pertaining to protecting your flock against the elements or at least on how to keep them comfortable. On my own blog I've discussed winter chicken keeping and the best breeds for cold weather climates, and I'm back at

Here's the 5 best ways to add ventilation to a chicken coop. Ventilation not only provides fresh air to the coop, but it also keep your chickens healthy.

Get your chickens through the winter with these easy tips—steps to take to winter-proof your chicken coop and keep everyone warm and thriving.

Keep your chickens healthy and warm during the cold winter months with this guide on properly winterizing your chicken coop. As the cold winds begin to blow and snowflakes start to fall, it's time to

Also called "blowout", vent prolapse is a condition in which the vent becomes inverted and a portion of it protrudes outside the bird's body. Thankfully, in most cases, it is treatable if detected early and the bird can recover completely. Vent prolapse is common in some breeds and crosses, especially those prone to fa

Not sure how to properly ventilate a small chicken coop? In this post, we cover a variety of ventilation options, from gable vents to fans to cupolas and more. You're sure to find a chicken coop ventilation method that works for you!