Today I noticed something weird with my hens foot. She walks fine, runs, and also roost fine. However, her toe is definitely broke... so it looks! Any ideas on what to do? Pictures below!
Hey guys!!
I've had my eye on a light Brahma for awhile now and was FINALLY able to purchase one.
It is a pullet that's 4 months old. Not fond of people just yet... the people caught it with a net which freaked me out. My flock of 6 is very very friendly.
Any recommendations to get this girl...
Trying to beat this Georgia heat, so I made my chickens watermelon treats.
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I wanted to triple check that the seeds won't hurt them to eat?
I've frozen them, cut up in ice cube trays and even froze the skin of the watermelon.
I have grass in it now.. but before long it'll just be dirt. What do you guys put in your chicken run?
In best boxes I put hay. I put pine shavings in the coop. But what in the whole run? It's a 18x18.
I have them in a room with a sliding glass door, all lights on and curtains open. So I'm hoping that'll work. They'll only be inside for a couple weeks to make sure they are 100% well before letting them with the rest of my flock.
Seems like a crazy question! I have two silkie hens (at laying age) that I just purchased. Planning to add them to my flock after keeping them indoors for a couple weeks or so. They are in a huge dog crate (Great Dane size/ the biggest dog crate they make) I have a container in it with pine...
My chickens are in a 18x18 run.. the left over food is attracting a insane amount of bugs.
= wasted food! Moisture gets in it through the night, mud, and even rain that somehow blows into the food.
What are thoughts on troughs? Or maybe throwing food in a bowl type thing for them to eat out...
Thank you!! I wasn't sure since the coop us it's own attached run with hardware wire. They are up the ladder in they coop, but didn't know to close that door to keep them completely inside.