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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    I’m confused - none of these list preservatives - ? A couple really only have plain meat (with nutritional value of said meat listed), another is sausage, which of course will have some salt, spices, herbs, etc… am I blind?
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    Also, think about it - this argument that raw rice will expand in the digestive tract… Other grains do too. Add water and they will get bigger (because they are all dried before feeding). Birds can handle that just fine.
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    Have you read these articles? They look like they are cobbled together by AI or a distracted middle schooler. Not the way to get reliable information.
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    so, is this an advertisement?
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    nothing is wrong with kale.
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    I think about that, too, when I tell my hubby french fries aren’t good for dogs… They’re not good for us either! :lau
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    Where? Sunflower seeds are great for them, strawberry tops are just fine. Of course you don’t want to overdo ANY treats. I think that’s being a bit too nit-picky about what this list was supposed to be. Most people buy their meat at the store and might be freaked out when they see their chicken...
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    Probably raw mouse is super fresh, while raw meats are not and have plenty of time to accumulate bacteria?
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    A lot of people go overboard in their warnings. Of course don’t feed your chickens mainly oatmeal. But a little is totally fine. The chicken chick is a bit over the top about feed. She recommends nothing but formulated chicken feed and thinks chickens will keel over dead if you introduce some...
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    What your chickens can and can't eat!

    all grains expand when they are cooked in water, not just rice. I think it’s an old wife‘s tale.
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