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Here is a link for nutrient requirements for layers, broilers and turkeys.
When starting new chicks, go by the list of nutrients for broiler type chicks. Find out what is in the things you are feeding and then find other feedstuffs to provide what is missing.
For example, if your food is missing zinc, selenium or vitamin A, find foods that are good sources of those things.
A vitamin and mineral supplement will always be necessary without a complete chicken feed.
https://extension2.missouri.edu/g8352
If any of the 40 nutrients chickens need are missing or deficient in the diet, there will be developmental problems, nutritional disease and likely premature death..

Remember chickens are omnivores, not seed eaters or even vegetarians. If fed exclusive grains, they won't make it. Feeding some animal protein will likely satisfy their needs for essential amino acids but then there is still the vitamins and minerals.



Whataaa awesome table for nutrients I print it thanks buddy
 
According To the Nutrition Table This Suppliment Contains All The Vitamins Show In Table 1 - 2

Whomever Chickii Patient I recommed this Bottle here or locally it works like Miracle they told me their chicken recover fast and in few days this Vitamin bottel is best in India Maybe avial internationally too Online Namely Proovi Boost Less Then 1$

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According To the Nutrition Table This Suppliment Contains All The Vitamins Show In Table 1 - 2

Whomever Chickii Patient I recommed this Bottle here or locally it works like Miracle they told me their chicken recover fast and in few days this Vitamin bottel is best in India Maybe avial internationally too Online Namely Proovi Boost Less Then 1$

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There's your sign! Looks like a great supplement to have available. And inexpensive. I just found it but it does come from India and 190 rupees here.
We do have something (meant for babies - not chickens) but it is Poly-vi-sol. We use the one without iron for chickens.
I still have some but found a better product specifically for poultry. It is Nutri-Drench. I always have a quart on hand. Besides vitamins and minerals, it also has essential amino acids and comes in a suspension that allows it to hit the blood stream instantly. I dose according to directions for chicks and again for breeding hens starting about 3 weeks before collecting eggs.
http://www.nutridrench.com/
 
:thumbsup
There's your sign! Looks like a great supplement to have available. And inexpensive. I just found it but it does come from India and 190 rupees here.
We do have something (meant for babies - not chickens) but it is Poly-vi-sol. We use the one without iron for chickens.
I still have some but found a better product specifically for poultry. It is Nutri-Drench. I always have a quart on hand. Besides vitamins and minerals, it also has essential amino acids and comes in a suspension that allows it to hit the blood stream instantly. I dose according to directions for chicks and again for breeding hens starting about 3 weeks before collecting eggs.
http://www.nutridrench.com/



Very great .
But all things meant owner of the bird respond:tongue
 

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