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Cheers for calling the company and puttying a rep on the spot. Love-it! I once had a similar experience when I called a dust control product customer service and asked if it was safe for chickens to ingest. He told me to try it on a small area and see if any chickens died. Very helpful.

At the At the risk of ruining your jocularity, the "nostrils" of a chicken are called nares and they lead to the respiratory system. And in case you never knew, they are not divided by a septum as we have. Look through one side, and you are likely to see daylight coming through from the...

First of all, just because chickens have holes in their beaks resembling "nostrils" doesn't mean they can smell things like we do. For that matter, with our tiny noses, we don't smell anywhere nearly as well as animals with large noses such as dogs and bears. How about elephants? Wow! They smell...