Well. I have a small backyard flock. One is currently sick, unfortunately, and in quarantine. I have seen a lot of folks use Treats for Chickens products and a few ads, so I got a couple of items for my chickens and to "treat" my sick cockerel.
This is my first time purchasing any of their products.
Half way through the CCOF Organic/USDA organic bag of Worms'n Flakes (oats, rye, wheat flake, barley flake, mealworms, kamut flake) I am pouring out a Bedtime bite for my sick guy.
And since he's getting small, contained servings, rather than scattered ones, I happen to notice this strange color and texture.
I pick it up, and to my disbelief, this is a sharp piece of plastic.
Cool. Glad I saved myself another vet bill.
Here's the extra crap my chicken almost ate and the bag:
Just FYI.
I'm sure lots of bags don't have tiny pieces of plastic in them.
This is my first time purchasing any of their products.
Half way through the CCOF Organic/USDA organic bag of Worms'n Flakes (oats, rye, wheat flake, barley flake, mealworms, kamut flake) I am pouring out a Bedtime bite for my sick guy.
And since he's getting small, contained servings, rather than scattered ones, I happen to notice this strange color and texture.
I pick it up, and to my disbelief, this is a sharp piece of plastic.
Cool. Glad I saved myself another vet bill.
Here's the extra crap my chicken almost ate and the bag:
Just FYI.
I'm sure lots of bags don't have tiny pieces of plastic in them.
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