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  1. chickengr

    Topic of the Week - Toxic treats and foraging

    my cousin's chickens ate flowers and were fine. maybe leaves are toxic?
  2. chickengr

    Topic of the Week - Toxic treats and foraging

    all kind of potatoes get green when exposed to light. I feed row potatoes skin to my chickens, just make sure there is no green and no sprouts.
  3. chickengr

    Topic of the Week - Toxic treats and foraging

    only pesticides from watermelon will harm chickens.
  4. chickengr

    Topic of the Week - Toxic treats and foraging

    sorry for your loss. mushrooms are risky. cut 1 stem and see what colour or liquid they have. poisoned mushrooms usually have dark liquid with a strong smell. if you post a pic someone might tell you what kind of mushroom they are.
  5. chickengr

    Topic of the Week - Toxic treats and foraging

    watermelon is good if not full of pesticides. my friend's toddler ended up in hospital after eating watermelon. the doctor said too many pesticides for such a small body.
  6. chickengr

    Topic of the Week - Toxic treats and foraging

    in my hot climate insulation in summer would be great help.
  7. chickengr

    Topic of the Week - Toxic treats and foraging

    it will not kill chickens. I have noticed when mine eat styrofoam their yellow diarrhea stops. I wonder if they eat it to get rid of parasites.
  8. chickengr

    Topic of the Week - Toxic treats and foraging

    I have 2 sick birds - some kind of poisoning. I have just remembered I gave them some fish a few days ago. fish is ok. BUT I could feel the smell of fish the next day and it is already hot here. just crossed my mind that maybe they didn't eat all the first day and although I didn't see any fish...
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