Lots of good ideas for safe treats to give your flock.
Reviews by Pyxis
Has good info, but could use some formatting like article sections and paragraph breaks.
It also needs pictures - you're allowed to use any pictures on BYC, so you can find pictures and add them. It's nice to get the picture owner's permission first, but posting a picture on BYC gives BYC rights to use it. So you can use pictures that aren't yours in this article.
If you update it, tag me and I'll come back and update my rating
It also needs pictures - you're allowed to use any pictures on BYC, so you can find pictures and add them. It's nice to get the picture owner's permission first, but posting a picture on BYC gives BYC rights to use it. So you can use pictures that aren't yours in this article.
If you update it, tag me and I'll come back and update my rating
MandyMusshafen
I (me) was the thermostat for that first hatch and it was STRESSFUL! 16 of the 17 eggs that went in hatched but I had to watch that thing like a hawk! We ended up putting a camera on it so we could check the temp and humidity when we were gone! I will DEFINITELY be taking your advice on the reptile thermostat for my next batch of eggs! Thanks!
I find this platform not user friendly when you’re working from mobile; paragraph form is not always easy to format when you’re not on PC. And ppl are quick with negative feedback.
Literally, just trying to help poultry folks as I’m able. I’m a mom of 4 human kids, teacher and have a flock of 25 mixed breed chickens, work as wildlife rehabber for birds as well.. I don’t care how you rate me. Facts are facts. I’ve been raising chickens for over 40 yrs and was so enthusiastic I tried to help folks here with my own experiences, and on the field while I treat local community flocks when no avian vet can be afforded by those families.