Hello from Hudson Florida.
Where I live, we have lots of Red Tailed Hawks and Coyotes so we don't let the girls run free. (My neighbor lost all her girls because of this) I know my girls get the best food the feed store has but I also give them fresh grass, some fruits and veggies. I also give them crushed shells to help with digestion. They have access to food and water all the time.
My question is, because they don't get to run free and eat all the grass and what ever else they find to eat, is this healthy for them? Do they need to run free to be the healtiest and happiest? I have an extra 10 x 10 x 6 kennel and I was thinking I could herd them into it and move it so they can eat fresh grass. Its the closest thing I can think of to give them a little variety while protecting them. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Colette
Where I live, we have lots of Red Tailed Hawks and Coyotes so we don't let the girls run free. (My neighbor lost all her girls because of this) I know my girls get the best food the feed store has but I also give them fresh grass, some fruits and veggies. I also give them crushed shells to help with digestion. They have access to food and water all the time.
My question is, because they don't get to run free and eat all the grass and what ever else they find to eat, is this healthy for them? Do they need to run free to be the healtiest and happiest? I have an extra 10 x 10 x 6 kennel and I was thinking I could herd them into it and move it so they can eat fresh grass. Its the closest thing I can think of to give them a little variety while protecting them. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Colette