Does she seem to get around well enough to get enough food/water, and to hang out with her flock? She has had a pretty tough time with her feet.
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Yeah, she gets around just fine. She eats, & drinks very well, lays large eggs just about every day. She hangs with the rest of the flock out in the coop yard too, & gets up, & down the ramp very well.Does she seem to get around well enough to get enough food/water, and to hang out with her flock? She has had a pretty tough time with her feet.
I ran out of apple cider vinegar recently, so I should get more. I try to keep it on hand as often as I can.One of the only real uses for apple cider vinegar in chicken keeping is helping gout in a roundabout way.like a natural cleanser and detoxifier. It contains malic acid which helps in breaking down and removing uric acid from the system.
I mix it strong 1/4 cup to a gallon then moisten feed with the mix a couple days a week.
It isn't a miracle cure or anything but it helps.![]()
I ran out of apple cider vinegar recently, so I should get more. I try to keep it on hand as often as I can.
Yep.It is a handy thing to keep around for sure.![]()
Here in post 19 someone used 2 capsules for several days, then reduced it to 1 daily which helped:So what's the dose of tart cherry extract for chickens?
What Milligram do you recommend?Here in post 19 someone used 2 capsules for several days, then reduced it to 1 daily which helped:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/gout-tart-cherry-dose.1319843/page-2
What's the right Milligram of Tart Cherry Extract for a chicken?
1500mg
1200mg
1000mg
Can't find any lower then this. I'll be stopping at Walmart tomorrow to pick some up.