Stupid move on my part.
I had half a plastic bin (like 25 pounds) of layer mash left when I decided to try out a mixed grain feed that the guy at our feed store recommended. Well, the chickens started off really picky, so I decided to mix the two, and make up my mind about which I would use when the mixed bunch was gone.
Problem is, I mixed them in my garage. And I didn't notice how much those layer pellets look like the rabbit feed. Been feeding my rabbits right for the last week or so since I did this, but only because I keep their feed in a smaller bucket closer to their hutches- never got to the overflow of 'rabbit feed' which is now actually layer mash.
My chickens have been getting the mixed grain feed plus rabbit feed for the same time period, till I figured it out today.
Now what? Can I feed this stuff off to the birds? Can I feed it to the rabbits? I actually tried picking out the alfalfa pellets for a minute or so, lol. Not going to happen that way.
What would you do?
I had half a plastic bin (like 25 pounds) of layer mash left when I decided to try out a mixed grain feed that the guy at our feed store recommended. Well, the chickens started off really picky, so I decided to mix the two, and make up my mind about which I would use when the mixed bunch was gone.
Problem is, I mixed them in my garage. And I didn't notice how much those layer pellets look like the rabbit feed. Been feeding my rabbits right for the last week or so since I did this, but only because I keep their feed in a smaller bucket closer to their hutches- never got to the overflow of 'rabbit feed' which is now actually layer mash.
My chickens have been getting the mixed grain feed plus rabbit feed for the same time period, till I figured it out today.
Now what? Can I feed this stuff off to the birds? Can I feed it to the rabbits? I actually tried picking out the alfalfa pellets for a minute or so, lol. Not going to happen that way.
What would you do?