The Old Folks Home

[IttyBiddyRedHen]

<<<said in best airline hostess voice--> "For those of you wishing to "move right along".....the Ex-lax line is to the far right....... by the restrooms!!"

 

[Cynthia12]

did you know?

As much as two-thirds of a well-fed sloth's body weight consists of the contents of its stomach, and the digestive process can take a month or more to complete.

is that off topic or what?

My>>>your, learn something new every day moment.

 

[Cynthia12]

That's one good thing about The Old Folk's Home, we can't get off topic, we have no topic, what is our topic, anyway? LOL!

Last I looked..sloths.

 

[Cynthia12]

I have a small thread in my signature

"getting the flock out of here"

here is the last post|:

A mixed basket - Black Jersey Giant. Lav Orp, White Leghorn, Rhode Island Red and a Mutt in the middle

Oh look! There it is..right down there in bright blue letters. I don't know why I don't check those signatures out more often, they are right there in plain sight. Ahh, that's why, my sight isn't plain. Not at all.

 

[Cynthia12]

Ok ron, have to ask, what is CalfMana?

 

[ronott1]

Ok ron, have to ask, what is CalfMana?

It is:

A performance enhancing supplement for multiple species of animals.
Calf-Manna

has been part of the community for over 80 years, helping your animals grow healthy and strong. Calf-Manna delivers a wide range of benefits to all types of animals and life stages. From horses, cattle, rabbits and goats to poultry, swine, and deer, Calf-Manna helps every animal reach their peak condition and top performance.

High-Quality Proteins = More Growth

Calf-Manna includes multiple sources of high-quality protein. This protein provides a wide array of essential amino acids that meet the needs of many different animals. More proteins equal more growth and better muscle development.
Digestible Carbohydrates = More Energy

Calf-Manna’s digestible carbohydrates are an excellent source of energy. It’s often called “energy dense” which means it delivers more calories per mouthful. Our quality carbohydrates also make Calf-Manna an ideal solution for weight gain.
Anise = Palatability

Ingredients like Anise provide Calf-Manna’s inviting, sweet smelling aroma and taste for animals of all ages. The great taste Calf-Manna encourages animals to stay on feed during times of stress like travel, illness, or environmental changes.
Brewer’s Dried Yeast = Better Digestion

Brewer’s Dried Yeast improves palatability, encourages earlier and more consistent intake of dry feed, and promotes optimal digestion of other nutrients.
Linseed Meal = Improved Coat Condition

Linseed Meal provides protein and oil to help add sheen and luster to your animal’s coat.
SEE THE CALF-MANNA

DIFFERENCE

At Manna Pro we believe that every animal that comes down our path deserves the best nutrition possible, which is why Calf-Manna

is America’s favorite nutritional supplement.

 

[Cynthia12]

Looks like it could be good for a dog too? My Golden needs some help after having those pups. Her weight is great, it's her coat for some reason. Feels very dry. Goldens are supposed to be soft.
Thank you, will have to get me some..looks like only on line?

 

[ronott1]

Looks like it could be good for a dog too? My Golden needs some help after having those pups. Her weight is great, it's her coat for some reason. Feels very dry. Goldens are supposed to be soft.
Thank you, will have to get me some..looks like only on line?

Yes, it would be good for the Dog!

The supplements also help with the Egg Shells--It helps them absorb and use calcium better.

For all the things it does, it is one of the lowest cost things to give them.

 

[apteryx]

Looks like it could be good for a dog too? My Golden needs some help after having those pups. Her weight is great, it's her coat for some reason. Feels very dry. Goldens are supposed to be soft.
Thank you, will have to get me some..looks like only on line?

I have also seen it at my local tractor supply...

 

[chickadoodles]

It could be either protein or salt deficiency. Anything that affects the size of the yolk and amount of albumen added before the shell gland will do it.
Aflatoxicosis will do it too but rare. It's from mold in litter or grain.

Thanks ChickenCanoe, I am useing the grower/ finisher by Dumor from TSC along with oyster shells, grit, grass, scraps and left overs.
I have not seen any mold in or on anything.