Mine got some dry cat food in addition to their laying pellets. We're still moulting.
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I don't know why they would leave the tomatoes... maybe because they're store bought. Our girls, if they had their way, would shred my garden of all tomatoes, spoiled, ripe, green or whatever... I would try to cut them in halves, see what happens.My 4 girls get some nice treats daily.
In the winter they get oatmeal and rolled oats to keep them warm.
Every 2 to 3 days I buy them a large mixed salad bowl from the local supermarket which they devour in no time. (They leave the tomatoes) Weird!silly Scottish Chickens!
I have a sack of meal worms which they get a handful about every 2nd day and I also give "BOSS" as you call it in the USA every alternative day from meal worms.
Once a week I give them Greek style natural yoghurt with 0% fat for their digestive system. They don't like it much so I throw in some meal worms to make it tasty for them.
Mixed corn is a daily event for them too.
Ditto that, in addition, mine don't get treats if they don't give in return.... Treats work both ways... give an egg, get a treat... if only I can teach them to read the contract...I have a hen that if given too many treats in one day will lay two eggs that day. And many times one of them is shell-less. I read on a website that over fed hens can produce two yolks in one day, which is not good for them. So go easy on the treats.