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catecorsaut replied to the thread protein too high?.thank you! i love giving them fruits and greens especially since it’s warming up here in Cali. i want them to be as healthy and happy as... -
I feed mine 24% for 8 to 12 weeks till they join the main flock, then drop them to 20% for cost reasons, rest of their lives. Perfectly...
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catecorsaut replied to the thread protein too high?.thank you for replying!
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I want to see where it's been established that excessive protien causes runny poo in a chicken? I agree with perris. Seems like...
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catecorsaut replied to the thread protein too high?.thank you i just filled one up with regular water
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I don't have any suggestions about the drinking cups, but I would suggest providing one source of plain water (no supplements). For...
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Switching to a lower protein feed is about cost. Layer pellets for grown hens are convenient because calcium is included and they are...
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catecorsaut replied to the thread protein too high?.this is what i was thinking too! thank you for your help!
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catecorsaut replied to the thread protein too high?.gotcha
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catecorsaut replied to the thread protein too high?.the only treats i give them is fresh veggies and fruit and sometimes dried solider fly and mealworms. i should stop giving them those?
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Keep them on 22% protein feed. As they're growing they utilize all available protein for there proper growth. This includes muscles...
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Stop the treats for awhile, you don't want them to have runny poops in fly season.
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catecorsaut replied to the thread protein too high?.interesting thank you! i have little drinking cups attached to a bucket and then a small water dish for them. both have supplements but...
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22% protein should be safe for all chickens, of all ages. Higher protein feed is usually more expensive than lower protein feed. So...
