How Can I Take Care Of Phoenix Roos Feathers?

[Buddyfarm11]

My Phoenix Rooster Has a Shorter Tail Than He Did When I Got Him Help Me How Can I Take Care Of Phoenix Rooster's Tail Feathers? Do They Sell a Special Protein or Something I Can Give To Him help me please cause all of my chickens are starting to grow their feathers this winter and my phoenix just has a smaller tail every day

 

[Smoochie]

Extra protein and higher perches will keep his tail nice. If the feathers are broken pluck them.

 

[Buddyfarm11]

Extra protein and higher perches will keep his tail nice. If their Brocken pluck them.

Whats a Good Protein For Him? anything you recommend

 

[sumi]

Mealworms, scrambled egg, cooked beans, cooked soya, meat scraps, tinned tuna and the water drained from the tuna tin... Apple Cider Vinegar (preferably an organic one with the "mother") in their drink water improves the appearance of chickens' feathers too. Add 4-5 tablespoons to a gallon water.

 

[1muttsfan]

To maintain good tail feathers, long-tailed birds should be kept under cover at all times, including when outside - only in a covered run. They need to be out of rain and mud and kept on clean, dry bedding. Their perches should also be high enough to keep their tails off the ground.

Here are a few links - keep in mind that some are just individual opiniions
https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/phoenix-chicken-breed-information
https://www.backyardchickens.com/products/phoenix

 

[Buddyfarm11]

Mealworms, scrambled egg, cooked beans, cooked soya, meat scraps, tinned tuna and the water drained from the tuna tin... Apple Cider Vinegar (preferably an organic one with the "mother") in their drink water improves the appearance of chickens' feathers too. Add 4-5 tablespoons to a gallon water.

I Have This One Is It Good?

 

[Smoochie]

I would give him high quality cat food for extra protein.

 

[Buddyfarm11]

The apple Cider Is Doing Wonders on His Feathers Cause Since I put that on his water his feathers are looking way more healthier his silver coloring is coming back on him he's loosing his sun bleached colors

Here's a Recent taken picture of him

 

[sumi]

I'm glad to hear that

Sorry I didn't answer your Q about the brand, which I'm not familiar with! I bought some ACV at the supermarket. We couldn't get the organic one where we lived, but it made a difference with my flock. Healthy chicks, no poopy butts, more eggs... ACV is great stuff. I'd love to try the organic one if I can get some.
I forgot to say it's recommended that you give them ACV water for a week, then plain water for 3-4 weeks, then ACV water again and so on.

 

[Buddyfarm11]

I'm glad to hear that

Sorry I didn't answer your Q about the brand, which I'm not familiar with! I bought some ACV at the supermarket. We couldn't get the organic one where we lived, but it made a difference with my flock. Healthy chicks, no poopy butts, more eggs... ACV is great stuff. I'd love to try the organic one if I can get some.
I forgot to say it's recommended that you give them ACV water for a week, then plain water for 3-4 weeks, then ACV water again and so on.

OK Thanks I Will Do That