Chicken treats???

[Kiki]

I’m quite been to chickens so I didn’t know this

Before you think about feeding treats spend a few weeks reading threads in the emergency section. You will learn how important a balanced diet is in preventing certain common problems.

 

[Kiki]

And if ur unable to access sunflower seeds??

All the better.

 

[ChicklyManor_Manager]

Thanks for your help guys!!

 

[WhyDoILikeChickens]

My girls are in need of some treats and I’m quite stuck on what to give them

Any treats to give my chickens in the morning???
I currently have:
-Oats (LOTS!!)
-Apples/oranges/plums
-Plain yogurt
-Bread
-A variety of veg including sweet corn, peppers, tomatoes and onions
-Beef and rice leftover from lunch today

Any ideas???

In cold winter I cook some oats to keep up spirits. Mine love apples and would fight for the beef. I've heard a lot of simple carbs isn't good for them so I wont give rice or bread. Probably not oranges or bananas.
Yogurt is great and grapes. Mine wont care for the peppers but would eat when I'm gone.

As others have stated treats should be minimum.

 

[ChicklyManor_Manager]

In cold winter I cook some oats to keep up spirits. Mine love apples and would fight for the beef. I've heard a lot of simple carbs isn't good for them so I wont give rice or bread. Probably not oranges or bananas.
Yogurt is great and grapes. Mine wont care for the peppers but would eat when I'm gone.

As others have stated treats should be minimum.

Yes me keeping the treats to a bare minimum!!

 

[Sycamore Hill Chicks]

I’m quite been to chickens so I didn’t know this

Treats are ok in moderation. No more than 1 tsbsp. Per chicken

 

[Sycamore Hill Chicks]

Less is more