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🐔 CluckDoc 1.3 — The Smarter AI Chicken Health App
Our biggest update yet is here. CluckDoc 1.3 introduces a brand-new Identify Chicken feature, along with improved AI diagnosis accuracy and faster photo processing. Whether you’re a backyard keeper or a small-farm owner, this update makes it easier than ever to understand your birds in seconds. 📸 Two Powerful Tools in One App With version 1.3, CluckDoc now gives you both: Diagnose chicken health issues instantly — upload or snap a photo to get potential conditions, confi
Tom Mante
3 days ago1 min read


How an AI Chicken Diagnosis App Is Changing Chicken Health and Flock Care
How an AI Chicken Diagnosis App Is Changing Chicken Health and Flock Care Chickens are experts at hiding illness. By the time a keeper notices changes, the issue is often advanced. Vet visits can be expensive or unavailable in rural areas, and even experienced owners can struggle to tell the difference between minor stress and something serious. That’s where technology helps. CluckDoc uses photo recognition and AI pattern analysis to look for signs of common poultry condition
Tom Mante
Oct 272 min read


How I Caught a Chicken Illness Early — With The CluckDoc Chicken Health App
When we first brought home our very first batch of chicks, we were excited and nervous all at once. We had no idea what we were doing yet—just learning as we went. Sadly, two of those first little chicks died only a couple of days after we got them. It hit me harder than I expected—we had put so much time and care into getting everything right. We built them a really nice coop, made sure they were warm, fed, and comfortable. When they finally grew enough to move into their ne
Tom Mante
Oct 232 min read


5 Smart Chicken Care Tips (and How AI Makes It Easier with CluckDoc)
Keeping your flock healthy doesn’t have to be hard. Learn how AI tools like CluckDoc help backyard chicken owners monitor health, track...
Tom Mante
Oct 62 min read


From Heartbreak to Hope: Keeping Flocks Healthy With CluckDoc
We’ve had a few animal losses here over the past year or so. A few chicks died without any clear cause, which is sadly common when they’re just a week old. But a couple of cases stuck with me. One chick developed sour crop issues. I sat with her, massaging her chest to help her vomit (and she was), but I pushed too far. She aspirated and passed away in my hands. Another time, one of our hens became egg bound, and we didn’t catch it soon enough. I tried soaking her, then wrapp
Tom Mante
Sep 242 min read


Essential Tools for Flock Protection: Traps Trail Cams and CluckDoc App for Chicken Care
Raising chickens is a fulfilling venture, but it comes with challenges that every poultry keeper must face. From threats of hungry...
Tom Mante
Sep 184 min read


When Your Rooster Becomes the Family Messenger of Chicken Drama
Have you ever found yourself in the thick of chicken drama? If you own chickens, you know their social dynamics can rival any television...
Tom Mante
Sep 184 min read
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