I have been feeding my chickens FF for 4 days now, un-strained as it is too thick too strain (which I hear is the right consistency for feeding). So far the only change I have noticed was for the first three days their poos were noticeably more watery. It's fine now, so I am putting that down as being because they were getting more water (because the feed was wet) and / or their guts were getting used to the new bacillus in the FF. Kind of like what happens to us when we move to a new country and start assimilating their local 'flora'.
Of course I know that four days is hardly enough time to see any real differences, but I thought I might mention this just in case someone else notices their chooks developing temporary cases of 'Montezuma's Revenge'.
Of course I know that four days is hardly enough time to see any real differences, but I thought I might mention this just in case someone else notices their chooks developing temporary cases of 'Montezuma's Revenge'.
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