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  1. PaulaMc

    Topic of the Week - Feeding table scraps to your flock

    Hi Mine are like yours and will eat most things ha ha. However, I would be tempted to leave the treats until later in the day to ensure they fill up on layers first. Perhaps even crush a bit of shell into it to help. If they are all having soft shell issues it might be worth a try. Hope...
  2. PaulaMc

    Topic of the Week - Feeding table scraps to your flock

    Hi I have compost bins and 4 cats so don't see rodents. We don't have possums in England so can't help with that one
  3. PaulaMc

    Topic of the Week - Feeding table scraps to your flock

    Have just made mine a lovely soup of veg and quorn ready for when I get home tomorrow evening.
  4. PaulaMc

    Topic of the Week - Feeding table scraps to your flock

    I won't tell your dog ha ha. Mine too cuddle up it's so cute isn't it? Am glad your hen is getting better. They are a worry aren't they?
  5. PaulaMc

    Topic of the Week - Feeding table scraps to your flock

    OMG! -10 celsius! I am learning so much about chickens and how hardy they are from you all. I panic if it's minus 2 celsius overnight ha ha. I make them a warm breakfast of layers and porridge tee hee. I agrree Microchick-olive oil is wonderful. I add it to their scrambled eggs.
  6. PaulaMc

    Topic of the Week - Feeding table scraps to your flock

    My girls love: tuna, prawns, ham, bread, spinach, porridge, cat food - in fact anything ha ha. Here is Sofia staring Eddie out after getting into the kitchen and eating my cats' food ha ha.
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