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Only 2 of the six species of deer are native to the UK. The other 4 are there because of people.

Nature is carefully balanced so there are just the right amount of foxes to live on their prey. Chances of them overpopulating naturally are slim unless humans get involved.

Foxes have been living here for longer than us and it's not their fault they need to eat. Chances of getting the hunting ban relaxed are getting slimmer by the day. There are more people wanting it to stay than wanting it to go so I would suggest you add more protection to you coops because no...

I already found a store selling organic chicken food that I am pretty sure is vegan.

The 20kg bag should last about 10 or so weeks. They do a smaller bag as well.

Its not expensive I don't think, It's £13.43 for 20kg.

I know. I actually wouldn't mind eating it myself.

If each hen needs 12 square meters then you only need 0.3 acres for 100 chicken for them to graze. They would need 300 square meters in the roost.

http://www.animalfeedstore.com/The-Organic-Feed-Company/Organic-Layers-Pellets.aspx This is the feed I'm thinking of getting them. http://www.animalfeedstore.com/The-Organic-Feed-Company/Organic-Layers-Pellets-Composition.aspx These are the ingredients in it, they are pretty much just plants.

After a bit of searching I found a feed for chickens that is vegan, I don't think it is intentionally vegan but as far as I can tell it is. The only ingredient in it that I'm unsure about is dicalcium phosphate and judging on the price of the feed it is the vegan version. Also, calm down. I'm...

This is getting a bit out of hand so I would like to make a few things clear. I would like to feed them vegan food but I am fine with them eating bugs and insects because that's nature. I am not buying them as chicks, I am getting them from an egg farm that is selling them because they are...

I don't mind if they eat bugs and insects because that's nature, it's just I just don't feel right feeding them food with meat in because there is nothing natural with the way the meat was produced.

Vegans don't eat eggs and most don't eat honey because it's an animal product.

My family aren't vegan and I know a lot of people who aren't either so I'll probably give them to them.

I am thinking of getting chickens and since I am vegan I will prefer to feed them vegan, vegetarian if I have to but preferably vegan. If you could suggest somewhere that sells the vegan feed in the UK that would also be very helpful, thanks in advance.