You too.Whatever floats your boat.
Oh okay. I gave my chicks rice and the chick starter when they were little.Chick starter is formulated to give chicks all the nutrients that they need.
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You too.Whatever floats your boat.
Oh okay. I gave my chicks rice and the chick starter when they were little.Chick starter is formulated to give chicks all the nutrients that they need.
I don't think so. Maybe wait to see how serious it is and if it's bad then bring the chick to the vet.Should I send them to the veterinary?
Should I send them to the veterinary?
Nope. Definitely not a good idea. Things have changed a lot, and if you want healthy chickens that is not the way to go. Even mixed into their food, they will pick it out. These are not your grandfathers chickens from the early 1900s... things have changed drastically since then. Bottom line - if you give your kid Mac and cheese and broccoli on the same plate, what are they going to favor?
EXACTLY.Haha I don’t think chickens are so much different than from the early 1900’s. They are just chickens. Someone may want to tell all of the millions of wild birds and ducks eating rice in fields that its bad for them. Just don’t feed exclusively rice.
Wild birds are completely different than domesticated chickens that have been bred to produce tons of eggs and meat. Wild birds have acclimated digestive systems. And yes - the chickens around now are completely different; purposeful breeding has changed genetics and chickens now need the diet we bred them to have. Their digestive systems are completely differently than those of wild birds. Just because wild dogs and wolves eat exclusively meat (raw, for that matter), do we feed our domesticate dogs that way? No... bc they’d die and develop all kind of issues from lack of adequate nutrition. You’re comparing apples to oranges.Haha I don’t think chickens are so much different than from the early 1900’s. They are just chickens. Someone may want to tell all of the millions of wild birds and ducks eating rice in fields that its bad for them. Just don’t feed exclusively rice.
Both apples and oranges are fruits and they are both sweet when plucked at the right time and they are both sour when they aren't plucked at the right time. You CAN feed dogs raw meat but not too much.Wild birds are completely different than domesticated chickens that have been bred to produce tons of eggs and meat. Wild birds have acclimated digestive systems. And yes - the chickens around now are completely different; purposeful breeding has changed genetics and chickens now need the diet we bred them to have. Their digestive systems are completely differently than those of wild birds. Just because wild dogs and wolves eat exclusively meat (raw, for that matter), do we feed our domesticate dogs that way? No... bc they’d die and develop all kind of issues from lack of adequate nutrition. You’re comparing apples to oranges.
.... yea. Still not getting the point I see.Both apples and oranges are fruits and they are both sweet when plucked at the right time and they are both sour when they aren't plucked at the right time. You CAN feed dogs raw meat but not too much.
I'm just messing around with you.... yea. Still not getting the point I see.
Anywho, sorry to the OP for hijacking the thread. Don’t feed chicks rice - that is all.