This may seem like an odd question, but if you feed dry pellets or corn, how do you get powdered medication to stick to it and not blow away, or gather at the bottom of the food bowl?
Our chickens are fed corn (but they free range and eat kitchen scraps too) and this is a problem we encounter feeding mineral mixes, and our new worming medication. How to get it to stick, without making the corn damp and inviting bacteria and mould (esp since its hot here now). Any thoughts?
Our chickens are fed corn (but they free range and eat kitchen scraps too) and this is a problem we encounter feeding mineral mixes, and our new worming medication. How to get it to stick, without making the corn damp and inviting bacteria and mould (esp since its hot here now). Any thoughts?
Got my first chicken when I was a year old, my Mother grew up with chickens, and so did her parents, and yet still I learn something new about them every day!
1 Salmon Faverolle, 1 Indian Game and a cross breed cockerel, plus 5 adorable Belgian and Belgian/Modern Game cross. We seem to collect the chickens family and friends don't want - makes for an interesting flock!
1 Salmon Faverolle, 1 Indian Game and a cross breed cockerel, plus 5 adorable Belgian and Belgian/Modern Game cross. We seem to collect the chickens family and friends don't want - makes for an interesting flock!
Got my first chicken when I was a year old, my Mother grew up with chickens, and so did her parents, and yet still I learn something new about them every day!
1 Salmon Faverolle, 1 Indian Game and a cross breed cockerel, plus 5 adorable Belgian and Belgian/Modern Game cross. We seem to collect the chickens family and friends don't want - makes for an interesting flock!
1 Salmon Faverolle, 1 Indian Game and a cross breed cockerel, plus 5 adorable Belgian and Belgian/Modern Game cross. We seem to collect the chickens family and friends don't want - makes for an interesting flock!
