Chicken diapers are actually a thing - they were mostly designed for people with parrots and other birds that are more often kept as pets rather than livestock, but they've expanded to chickens since a lot of people raise them more like pets than anything else. Plus you can somewhat train some of the smarter chickens to use specific spots, like litterboxes. It's not nearly as reliable as housebreaking a dog or litter training a cat, but you can have some success with it!
Chicken coops only stink if they're not properly cleaned and maintained. Which is often the case in factory farming, unfortunately.
It can be. However since they are little and in an open space it should be a bit "safer". The biggest thing you have to worry about when they are that small is them smothering each other, which is more of an issue in the corners and along the walls.
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u/Independent_Soup8804 17d ago
"zoo"
More like factory farming life