treats for chickens

I heard daikon radish grows well where I live so I ordered some seeds. The plants did well but I planted them too late and they ended up starting to bolt. I didn’t like the bitterness so I gave some to my chickens, greens and all. It seems like it is their favorite treat just under mealworms...

Merry Christmas Chickens! You made it through the worst storm in years and you deserve to celebrate! They got suet cake made after this thread: suet, sunflower seeds, raisins corn and seed. I think they are having a very merry Christmas...

Today I have my chickens a whole cucumber and then it started getting hotter so I gave them 1/4 of a watermelon. I felt bad for them since it’s 90+ degrees outside at the moment. Is this two many treats for one day?

I've seen a lot of tiktoks of people taking their pets to Starbucks for a "pup cup" (it's just a small cup of squirty cream) and I was wondering if that was safe for ducks and chickens? It looks like a fun treat for the flock, but obviously I don't want to make them sick!

Since treats for chicken shouldn't exceed one tablespoon per chicken a day, is there a way to ensure they don't eat too much of the treats i hang up for them? If there isn't, how much should I be hanging up? I don't want them getting sick. Thankful for anwsers :)

I have almost 2 weeks old chicks in a brooder. Feeding non medicated food. When can we give treats? when do I need to introduce grit? I read that I could pull up grass and dirt and put it in the brooder.

Hi! My chicks have been doing lovely, and I’m looking to start rewarding their good behavior when I have them out socializing with me! What are some snacks and treats I could give them? They seem to like millet a lot! I decided on a whim to try cracking some to offer them (I have it on-hand for...