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Hi just wondering if what this chart says is true.
TreatCan Chickens Eat
AcornsNo
AlmondsYes
Apple CoresNo
Apple PeelsYes
Apple SeedsNo
ApplesYes
ArugulaYes
AsparagusYes
AvocadoNo
Baked PotatoesYes
Banana PeelsYes
BananasYes
Bean SproutsYes
BeansYes
Beet GreensYes
Beet LeavesYes
BeetsYes
Bell PeppersYes
BlackberriesYes
BlueberriesYes
BreadYes
BroccoliYes
Brown RiceYes
Brussels SproutsYes
ButterNo
CabbageYes
CantaloupeYes
Cantaloupe RindsYes
Cantaloupe SeedsYes
CarrotsYes
CashewsYes
Cat FoodYes
CauliflowerYes
CeleryYes
CerealYes
CheeseYes
CherriesYes
Cherry PitsNo
Chia SeedsYes
ChickenYes
ChocolateNo
Chocolate CakeNo
CinnamonYes
CitrusYes
CoconutYes
Coffee GroundsNo
Cooked BeansYes
Cooked OatmealYes
Cooked Pinto BeansYes
Cooked PotatoesYes
Cooked RiceYes
CornYes
Corn HusksYes
Corn On The CobYes
CricketsYes
Cucumber PeelsYes
CucumbersYes
DairyNo
DatesNo
Dog FoodYes
Dry OatmealYes
Dry RiceNo
EarthwormsYes
EggplantNo
EggsYes
FishYes
FlowersYes
French FriesNo
FruitYes
GarlicYes
Ginger RootYes
Goat FeedYes
GrapefruitYes
GrapesYes
Grapes With SeedsNo
GrassYes
Green BeansYes
Green OnionsYes
Green PeppersYes
Green TomatoesYes
HamYes
Hot PeppersYes
KaleYes
KiwiYes
Kiwi SkinYes
LeeksNo
LentilsNo
LettuceYes
MangoYes
Mango SkinYes
MarshmallowsNo
Mashed PotatoesYes
MealwormsYes
MeatYes
Meat ScrapsNo
MelonYes
Moldy BreadNo
NectarinesYes
NutsYes
OatmealYes
OatsYes
OlivesNo
OnionsNo
Orange PeelsYes
OrangesYes
PastaYes
Pea PodsYes
Peach SkinsYes
PeachesYes
Peanut ButterYes
Peanut ShellsYes
PeanutsNo
PearsYes
PeasYes
PecansYes
PeppersYes
PicklesNo
PineappleYes
Pinto BeansNo
PlumsYes
PomegranateYes
Pomegranate SeedsYes
PopcornYes
Popcorn KernelsYes
Popped PopcornYes
Potato PeelingsYes
Potato PeelsYes
Potato SkinsYes
PotatoesYes
PumpkinYes
Pumpkin SeedsYes
QuinoaYes
Radish GreensYes
Radish LeavesYes
RadishesYes
RaisinsYes
RaspberriesYes
Raw BroccoliYes
Raw CabbageYes
Raw CarrotsYes
Raw CornYes
Raw EggplantYes
Raw FishYes
Raw Green BeansNo
Raw MeatYes
Raw PotatoesYes
Raw PumpkinYes
RhubarbNo
Rhubarb LeavesNo
RiceYes
Rolled OatsYes
ShrimpYes
Shrimp ShellsYes
SoybeansNo
Spaghetti SquashYes
SpinachYes
SquashYes
StrawberriesYes
Sugar Snap PeasYes
Sunflower SeedsYes
Sweet Potato SkinsYes
Sweet PotatoesYes
Tomato PlantsNo
TomatoesYes
TunaNo
Uncooked OatmealYes
WalnutsYes
WatermelonYes
Watermelon RindYes
Watermelon SeedsYes
WheatYes
WormsYes
YogurtYes
ZucchiniYes
It's a bit long... :oops: sorry and thank you!

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Hi just wondering if what this chart says is true.
TreatCan Chickens Eat
AcornsNo
AlmondsYes
Apple CoresNo
Apple PeelsYes
Apple SeedsNo
ApplesYes
ArugulaYes
AsparagusYes
AvocadoNo
Baked PotatoesYes
Banana PeelsYes
BananasYes
Bean SproutsYes
BeansYes
Beet GreensYes
Beet LeavesYes
BeetsYes
Bell PeppersYes
BlackberriesYes
BlueberriesYes
BreadYes
BroccoliYes
Brown RiceYes
Brussels SproutsYes
ButterNo
CabbageYes
CantaloupeYes
Cantaloupe RindsYes
Cantaloupe SeedsYes
CarrotsYes
CashewsYes
Cat FoodYes
CauliflowerYes
CeleryYes
CerealYes
CheeseYes
CherriesYes
Cherry PitsNo
Chia SeedsYes
ChickenYes
ChocolateNo
Chocolate CakeNo
CinnamonYes
CitrusYes
CoconutYes
Coffee GroundsNo
Cooked BeansYes
Cooked OatmealYes
Cooked Pinto BeansYes
Cooked PotatoesYes
Cooked RiceYes
CornYes
Corn HusksYes
Corn On The CobYes
CricketsYes
Cucumber PeelsYes
CucumbersYes
DairyNo
DatesNo
Dog FoodYes
Dry OatmealYes
Dry RiceNo
EarthwormsYes
EggplantNo
EggsYes
FishYes
FlowersYes
French FriesNo
FruitYes
GarlicYes
Ginger RootYes
Goat FeedYes
GrapefruitYes
GrapesYes
Grapes With SeedsNo
GrassYes
Green BeansYes
Green OnionsYes
Green PeppersYes
Green TomatoesYes
HamYes
Hot PeppersYes
KaleYes
KiwiYes
Kiwi SkinYes
LeeksNo
LentilsNo
LettuceYes
MangoYes
Mango SkinYes
MarshmallowsNo
Mashed PotatoesYes
MealwormsYes
MeatYes
Meat ScrapsNo
MelonYes
Moldy BreadNo
NectarinesYes
NutsYes
OatmealYes
OatsYes
OlivesNo
OnionsNo
Orange PeelsYes
OrangesYes
PastaYes
Pea PodsYes
Peach SkinsYes
PeachesYes
Peanut ButterYes
Peanut ShellsYes
PeanutsNo
PearsYes
PeasYes
PecansYes
PeppersYes
PicklesNo
PineappleYes
Pinto BeansNo
PlumsYes
PomegranateYes
Pomegranate SeedsYes
PopcornYes
Popcorn KernelsYes
Popped PopcornYes
Potato PeelingsYes
Potato PeelsYes
Potato SkinsYes
PotatoesYes
PumpkinYes
Pumpkin SeedsYes
QuinoaYes
Radish GreensYes
Radish LeavesYes
RadishesYes
RaisinsYes
RaspberriesYes
Raw BroccoliYes
Raw CabbageYes
Raw CarrotsYes
Raw CornYes
Raw EggplantYes
Raw FishYes
Raw Green BeansNo
Raw MeatYes
Raw PotatoesYes
Raw PumpkinYes
RhubarbNo
Rhubarb LeavesNo
RiceYes
Rolled OatsYes
ShrimpYes
Shrimp ShellsYes
SoybeansNo
Spaghetti SquashYes
SpinachYes
SquashYes
StrawberriesYes
Sugar Snap PeasYes
Sunflower SeedsYes
Sweet Potato SkinsYes
Sweet PotatoesYes
Tomato PlantsNo
TomatoesYes
TunaNo
Uncooked OatmealYes
WalnutsYes
WatermelonYes
Watermelon RindYes
Watermelon SeedsYes
WheatYes
WormsYes
YogurtYes
ZucchiniYes
It's a bit long... :oops: sorry and thank you!

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I give whole apples seeds, & all to my birds, & it hasn't harmed them in anyway.

Chickens are actually more tolerant to cyanide then most people think.

I've also given grapes with seeds. Once again, the birds are fine.


I see tuna being recommended here quite often as a snack for sick, & molting birds.

Soy is a common ingredient in chicken feed, so I don't know why that's on the list.

Fed my birds Rhubarb before, once again they're fine. Leaves are highly toxic, so those are to be avoided at all cost.

All parts of a potato needs to be cooked before given to the birds. This means the flesh, & peels.

Meat Scraps are okay.

Peanuts are perfectly okay for chickens, just give the unsalted type.

Lentils are fine too.

No ham, it's high in salt.

Acorns are edible, but are just bitter if not prepared properly. Chickens love bitter flavors.
 
When I lived in California my chickens ate olives freshly dropped from the tree with no ill effects.

I think most of those things are okay so long as they are given in small quantities, but in general I agree with the list. I've heard citrus isn't good for chickens, though, and anything fatty or salty isn't good for them.

Potatoes, bean, rice and lentils should be cooked. And never give them anything moldy or rotten or they will have problems with their crops.
 

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