I recently read that pumpkin is a natural de-wormer. So I got some for my chickens, question is how do I feed it to them? Do I just cut a chunk and give it to them. Or is there something I need to do first?
I have thrown the eggs away. It's just a small hole in the egg and the contents of the egg is still there only all dried up. I check my chicks every morning and collect eggs. It's only every once in awhile that I find a egg with a hole in it.
The birds are aprox 6.5 months old. Just the first of the bunch just started laying about 2 weeks ago. I have 3 chickens and only one is laying at the moment their all about 6.5 months old. Are these calcium deposits something I need to be concerned about? Is it from changing there food?
I have noticed that the last few eggs I have gathered have these hard bumps on them. Is this normal? I just recently changed there food from chick food to layer food. Could this be the cause?
Thanks for any feedback or comments on this subject.
Jon
Hi everyone, hope you are having chickfastic day. I am new to having chickens. I bought 3 chicks when they were about 3-4 weeks old (late March 2019). I just asked for layers when I bought them. Now I am wondering if they are all female. One has a bright red crown, while the other 2 do not...