I bought a forage cake for my girls and was wondering if it had to much calcium the min is .05% and the max is .50%
thx in advance
thx in advance
Is this to much calcium?
- Thread starter Chicken Bff
- Start date
0.5% is not very much calcium at all. 3-4% is the amount in a typical layer ration. I wouldn't be concerned at all.
DS-Cluckers
In the Brooder
Is this due to to much calcium??? I have a few that
Have lost all tail fethers and vent and rear is totally visible and one of them her back is bear ... Looks horrible and a bit embarrassing. HELP please???!!!!
Have lost all tail fethers and vent and rear is totally visible and one of them her back is bear ... Looks horrible and a bit embarrassing. HELP please???!!!!
Last edited:
Is this due to to much calcium??? I have a few that
Have lost all tail fethers and vent and rear is totally visible and one of them her back is bear ... Looks horrible and a bit embarrassing. HELP please???!!!!
No. This is most likely feather picking. Possibly rooster wear due to overmating, but that's a very unusual pattern for rooster wear. You need to determine which birds are doing the picking, separate them, and apply Pick-No-More or a similar anti-picking solution to the afflicted birds. You should also examine your flock's diet, environment, and coop, as protein deficiency, stress, and overcrowding are the three most common causes of feather picking.
Similar threads
New posts New threads Active threads
-
Latest threads
-
Chicken with tail down, eyes half closed- Started by NightFury06
- Replies: 0
-
-
-
Hard crop, enteritis, lethargy, watery poo and undigested food
- Started by LouKiwi
- Replies: 0
-
The worst mite infestation i have EVER seen! Help!- Started by Rooka_2
- Replies: 1
-
-
Threads with more replies in the last 15 days
-
-
-
-
-
Please Help! Eggbound & Possible Prolapsed Vent- Started by Elspeth Dinsmore
- Replies: 102
-
