Chicken Rules in Question

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Here is a direct quote from happychickens.com..,.

Oyster shell dissolves in the gut. Its job is not to do with digestion - it's to add calcium to the diet of laying hens.

Nice citation. I also believe this to be true. Does it stay around long enough to AID in digestion? was the original question I posed.

Wouldn't it dissolve slower than chicken pellets.. in that time it took to dissolve, could it grind some up?
 
According to this site https://thehensloft.com/oyster-shells-for-chickens/ it takes about 90 minutes. That is jsut a random blog though, so far from facts.

If this is something you really want to know, and not just argue about, look up the pH of a chickens crop/stomach. Make a solution with a matching pH and throw some oyster shell in there. See how long it takes to dissolve, then report back with the facts.
 
According to this site https://thehensloft.com/oyster-shells-for-chickens/ it takes about 90 minutes. That is jsut a random blog though, so far from facts.

If this is something you really want to know, and not just argue about, look up the pH of a chickens crop/stomach. Make a solution with a matching pH and throw some oyster shell in there. See how long it takes to dissolve, then report back with the facts.

Discuss, not argue. I haven't argued, maybe you're one of those thugs too.
 
According to this site https://thehensloft.com/oyster-shells-for-chickens/ it takes about 90 minutes. That is jsut a random blog though, so far from facts.

If this is something you really want to know, and not just argue about, look up the pH of a chickens crop/stomach. Make a solution with a matching pH and throw some oyster shell in there. See how long it takes to dissolve, then report back with the facts.

Don't be sad though, you've done fine work.
 
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