Feeders or scatter?

[oldenglishrose]

I've only just acquired several chooks and finding they adore corn on the cob, (I thaw out frozen which they make delighted sounds when consuming)
Sunflower seeds, a little sorghum, greens such as silverbeet ,grated carrot , dry quick oats,green grass, a little Greek/plain yoghurt, shell grit, a dusting area, sunning area.ACV in water, wormer ,coccidiosis treatment etc
Plan to get some worms from the compost but will have to wash them as they're on a large paving area with straw bedding.
Also need to get layers pellets , but not sure what as there are SO many on the market

 

[nuthatched]

I've only just acquired several chooks and finding they adore corn on the cob, (I thaw out frozen which they make delighted sounds when consuming)
Sunflower seeds, a little sorghum, greens such as silverbeet ,grated carrot , dry quick oats,green grass, a little Greek/plain yoghurt, shell grit, a dusting area, sunning area.ACV in water, wormer ,coccidiosis treatment etc
Plan to get some worms from the compost but will have to wash them as they're on a large paving area with straw bedding.
Also need to get layers pellets , but not sure what as there are SO many on the market

Remember that all treats should be only 10% of their diet, try to limit all those treats to a spoonful or less per bird,
once or twice a week.
Are they getting the coccidiosis treatment and wormer constantly? And what are they?
Stop the acv, its not helpful to them.
Do they have a seperate waterer if fresh water?
Skip the worms, worms carry parasites.

 

[oldenglishrose]

Remember that all treats should be only 10% of their diet, try to limit all those treats to a spoonful or less per bird,
once or twice a week.
Are they getting the coccidiosis treatment and wormer constantly? And what are they?
Stop the acv, its not helpful to them.
Do they have a seperate waterer if fresh water?
Skip the worms, worms carry parasites.

Thankyou ,I'll post the names soon !