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Not too sure about the teal poop, but it's definitely worth a try!

To Cowgirlboots - What a gift you have for writing humor. Have you done comedy before?

Thanks, K9Dave. So that's how it's done! Just leave it out - of course the cabbage has already been hanging for almost a week.

I just can't get my little flock of six interested in cabbage. Do you do something special? Even when it's chopped and mixed in with their beloved oats, apples and yogurt, the only thing left is the cabbage. I've got a head of it hanging from a tree where they love to forage, but even letting...

And my little flock adores chives. What should I expect?

Thank you! I had wondered about the watery poo, and thought it was just the transition from chick starter to layer feed. It was getting a bit expensive, in any case, since I gave them only the best. Now I can save some pennies by not giving so them yogurt so frequently.

Would you say more about why yogurt shouldn't be given daily?

There are definitely some things my chicks won't eat, like lettuce, tomatoes, and carrots. But I wish they were as picky about rhubarb leaves. I thought I'd gotten rid of one plant, but new leaves popped back up. I noticed those leaves had been munched on at the same time there were lots of...

I have a tiny garden, with lots of leafy things. My 5 11-week old chicks range free, all eating raspberry leaves, grape leaves, peach tree leaves, iris leaves, cilantro and tarragon, dahlia and rose leaves, and some grass I grew for them. I've fenced off my strawberry and rhubarb patches...