feeding tuna scraps?

hikechick

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9 Years
Feb 27, 2010
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We're canning tuna today and have a bunch red part of the tuna that we don't eat. Does anyone know if it's okay to give to chickens? Does it flavor their eggs? Thanks for any insights you can provide!
 
Your chickens will LUUUUUV you !
If you feed too much it can make the eggs taste a little off...
but.. i've fed my chickens fish MANY times and never had that problem.
Its a great extra protein treat for them!
 
Do you cook it first? I bake the leftovers/trimmings from the tuna canning for the dogs. They'll be really mad if the chickens get their treats!
 
I can that part seperate from the rest and use it for cat food. I've used it in the chicken E.R. too and they love it. I don't know, but I think that a steady diet of it may taint the eggs but as long as you're just using it as a treat or protien boost you won't have any problems with that. Good stuff, I'm jealous!
 
Never thought about canning the 'dog' tuna. I always bake it, vac seal it and freeze it. Great idea to can it. And I'm opening up a frozen bag today so I'll share it with everyone. They're starting to molt, might be really good for them.
 
My Chickens Get Fish 3 / 4 Xs A Week.sardines,tuna,salmon.what Ever I Happen To Have.thesalmon They Eat Raw.They go Bonkers For Fish.i May Cut Down When They Start Laying,if The Eggs Taste Off.
 

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