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Can Chickens Contract Rabies? We originally got chickens because we’re a family that loves eggs. But they have since turned into more than just a vessel for eggs. They have become our pets! And I don’t know about you, but I worry about my chickens way more than I ever thought I would! One question…
As chicken owners, we’re always looking for ways to provide our feathered friends with nutritious and diverse diets. With the rise of sustainability practices and reducing food waste, many of us wonder if we can incorporate coffee grounds into our chickens’ diets. In this article, we’ll explore the potential risks and benefits of feeding coffee…
As a chicken keeper or bird enthusiast, you’ve likely heard of bird flu or avian flu. It’s a scary-sounding disease, and rightfully so—it can spread quickly and cause devastating losses. But don’t worry! With the right knowledge and practices, you can keep your flock safe and healthy. Let’s talk about what bird flu is, the signs to watch…
Raising backyard chickens is a rewarding experience, but keeping your feathered friends happy and healthy requires year-round attention to their care and environment. Regular maintenance of your chicken coop and seasonal adjustments can go a long way in ensuring your flock thrives through all weather conditions. Let’s break down the best practices for daily, weekly, monthly, and seasonal care to maintain a clean and comfortable environment for…
Backyard chicken keeping is a rewarding venture that comes with its set of responsibilities. One aspect that often goes overlooked is the importance of providing a suitable dust bath area for your feathered friends. Dust bathing is a natural behavior for chickens, and it plays a crucial role in maintaining their health and well-being. In…
Fermenting chicken feed has become a hot topic among chicken keepers. While it may seem like a strange process, it’s similar to making sourdough bread (anyone else also in their sourdough era?) and offers many benefits for both you and your flock. The fermentation process breaks down antinutrients, increases nutrient absorption, and creates a feed…
