If your chickens have access to real ground, they probably don't need it.
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Worked for me. Might need to turn off his/her popup blocker or something.....maybeHmmm...worked for me...anyone else having trouble with it
@rosemarythyme has a good illustration of grit sizes.
Found this Amazon flint gritI buy my grit at walmart. Maybe you can order some online .
If your chickens have access to real ground, they probably don't need it.
That's doesn't necessarily mean they need grit.Okay, because their crop is squishy and I’m not sure what I should do rn
Well someone said they doThat's doesn't necessarily mean they need grit.
They only need grit if they don't have access to forage around where they can naturally find tiny stones to eat ,I rarely give my girls any grit only a few times a month just so they have the choice to eat it .Well someone said they do
No, no no it's not.Sand is grit. How large is the gravel they're not eating?
Huh, okay. I was always told that it was basically the same thing for themNo, no no it's not.
If you think they have a crop issue some careful and controlled observation is in order.Okay, because their crop is squishy and I’m not sure what I should do rn