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Chicken won't eat scratch
When I say scratch, I actually mean layers.- Stacey91
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Chicken won't eat scratch
Hello. We have four chickens. We got them as babies and have had them for about a year. They used to eat scratch and pellets. They free range in the garden and currently have a massive patch of just soil to play in all day. They get a few meal worms a day. Recently they have stopped touching the...- Stacey91
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Chicken Questions!!
Agree with the above comment. Shaking food is a god - send. Shake it when you go to give them treats, then when they get used to it, you can get them to go practically anywhere by shaking it!- Stacey91
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Chicken Questions!!
Hi. I'm pretty new to chickens (8 months) and have an English springer spaniel. He has never been used for hunting but has his natural instincts and will kill rabbits if he comes across them on his walks. We just let him outside their run, and he had a sniff, barked, which we told him a firm NO...- Stacey91
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Chickens and ducks
I should properly add they we would need ones that are not really noises and can't fly! Can you get their wings clipped like chickens?- Stacey91
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The dog lets the girls nibble his dinner!
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Chickens and ducks
Hello. I have 4 chickens. We have had them for 8 months. We originally had 3' but lost one within first few weeks, so got 2 more. Therefore, we are used to the whole pecking order process and how it can be difficult, plus keeping them separate for a few weeks. We love having them, and have...- Stacey91
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