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Mine are not fans of lettuce. They get so excited when I come out with my treat bowl, but when it contains lettuce they give me the ‘you can do better’ look. :oops:

Mine have their individual likes and dislikes. Only Babs likes cauliflower and she will kill for over-ripe banana. She won’t touch dandelions but Calypso loves them.

Mine love all cheese and yoghurt - but string cheese is extra fun because it looks like worms!

Try string cheese. That’s a big favorite too.

Yes. Great clean up crew. Just remember - never fall over in the chicken coop!

And snakes. Slip down like spaghetti!

Yes. It is a bit scary watching them with meat on the bone! Mine got a lamb shank once after we had a roast lamb dinner. Woah is right!

The one I buy contains milk and live cultures and nothing else.

Because?

The issue for me is that in discussions like this we conflate toxicity with sub-optimal nutrition. As @U_Stormcrow describes with his pocket full of Quarters analogy, bread can displace higher value foods. On the other hand, bread is not toxic. So a ‘never give bread’ is really not a...

Bread is mainly carbohydrate which is energy. It may have some protein, minerals and vitamins. Not bad at all. I think if you fed chickens only bread they would not get the nutrition they need. But there is no harm in giving it to them sometimes. I think you will find lots of people do and...

Well that is kind of mean of you!