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You sound just like me but I free range but not when I am not home and not unsupervised, they do not get anything with mold or spoiled, they get raw shells for over a year now and they haven't ever broke any eggs open. They are my kids everytime they see me they think hey are getting treats or...

I've never given mine cheese I didn't know if it would constipate them.

I even give ours the bones from hunting season to go and eat what ey can so it don't go to waste and the protein helps keep them warmer in the winter after deer season,

That's the only meat I don't give them when we have turkey and chicken lunch meat I give the turkeys the chicken and the chickens the turkey meat

My birds don't get scraps very often so when we have them to give we throw them all out and if it is high on salt or sugar I don't even let them have any of it.

Mine are really picky eaters they won't eat cabbage they look at me and think what is that. It's funny, but they won't eat lettuce carrots, and a few other like leafy greens that stuff sets in there pen and decomposes. They won't even touch it they take it from me and spit it out waiting for me...

I wouldn't give them a lot but a little cat food isn't going to hurt.

Mine get pretty much anything from he garden except unions, and peppers. They get left over spaghetti, pizza, noodles, mashed potatos and gravy, corn, and when we clean out our fridge and freezer they get all the fruits but I freeze them for the hot days. And get to free range every other day...

One topic that is commonly discussed when it comes to feeding and watering your flock, is what table scraps can you feed your flock? So we thought we'd ask everyone to come and give their perspective and answers to this topic. What all should and shouldn't you feed your flock? Please tell us...