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Molt should be managed in a way that minimizes stress and maintains health.

Good air quality and ventilation prevent respiratory issues and regulate temperature and humidity.

Proper lighting schedules and intensities ensure natural behaviors and prevent undue stress.

Gentle handling and proper transport conditions to minimize stress and injury during relocation.

Prevent the introduction and spread of diseases through stringent biosecurity measures.

Enrichments like perches and dust bathing areas promote natural behavior and improve well-being.

Selective breeding should avoid traits that compromise welfare, such as overly rapid growth.

Effective measures to protect poultry from predators while ensuring welfare standards.

Balanced and age-appropriate diet is crucial for health, productivity, and well-being.

Regular health monitoring and timely veterinary care to prevent and treat illnesses.

Access to social interactions with other chickens, which is essential for normal behavior.

Keeping detailed records on health, productivity, and welfare interventions to ensure accountability.

If done, beak trimming must be performed humanely and only when necessary to prevent harm.

Humane slaughter practices to ensure quick and painless death, minimizing animal suffering.