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[ShrekDawg]

So not sure what the point of that last bit was, I guess that I will switch them to Purina All Flock or Nutrena Starter Grower.

Or just women up and ask them lol or order it.

Either way, i want them to live and also be as healthy as possible for as long as possible so thanks for the info

And do you think with more space the bullied one will begin laying again?

 

[ShrekDawg]

Wow i didn't realize all flock was lower protein than purina

 

[EggSighted4Life]

So not sure what the point of that last bit was, I guess that I will switch them to Purina All Flock or Nutrena Starter Grower.

Or just women up and ask them lol or order it.

Either way, i want them to live and also be as healthy as possible for as long as possible so thanks for the info

And do you think with more space the bullied one will begin laying again?

I wouldn't expect her to lay again until daylight starts increasing.

More space is always a plus! Adding some visual barriers, make sure she has an escape, and multiple feed stations are also helpful.

I know what you mean about embarrassed to ask, right now you are feeding what seems the best, but you can always switch back if you don't like it. It's OK, they won't make fun of you!

I am a label reader and have tried many different feeds. The purina may not be perfect but it does seem to meet the needs of my flock at a standard price point. The feather fixer BTW just has more protein, 18% I think.

 

[EggSighted4Life]

Wow i didn't realize all flock was lower protein than purina

It's all about the labels!

 

[ShrekDawg]

I wouldn't expect her to lay again until daylight starts increasing.

More space is always a plus! Adding some visual barriers, make sure she has an escape, and multiple feed stations are also helpful. 

I know what you mean about embarrassed to ask, right now you are feeding what seems the best, but you can always switch back if you don't like it. It's OK, they won't make fun of you!   I am a label reader and have tried many different feeds. The purina may not be perfect but it does seem to meet the needs of my flock at a standard price point. The feather fixer BTW just has more protein, 18% I think. 

It's all about the labels! 

Thanks for all the help

Oh yeah, i forgot about it also being fall and them not laying anyways haha

I hope she picks up again, she laid beautiful big blue eggs.

The current coop and run is way too small and rather barren so I think that's the problem but thankfully the new coop is almost finished.

There's definitely not too much escape except some perches she sometimes uses so new run I'll have to make more escape options and more feeders. There's 2 feeders atm but the new run they'll be more spread out. They don't seem as bad about bullying now but don't let her have treats. And actually even when they are not being mean or it is wide open for her to run in, the poor girl is so scared and runs away all on her own

And that is very true!! I may still be too scared to ask though haha maybe i will lie and say we are considering getting ducks or something so i have a reason to ask for all flock

I too am a label reader lol the ironic part is i spend so much time finding the best foods for the pets, especially the cat and dog, the best while still being reasonably priced, yet I eat like **** for myself

and yeah, i was gonna try feather fixer but realized its almost the same as what i am already feeding. I might try Purina

 

[ShrekDawg]

It's all about the labels! 

Yeah, i assumed they were the same protein and calcium or at least closer than 20%/1% and 18%/almost 2%