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@Wyorp Rock
Stormy is doing so much better!
she is back to her usual self now, shouting for treats whenever I open the door, flying over the fence and following me around, chasing pullets... (She's also been laying less, but not a single soft shelled egg!)
It makes me so happy to see her doing this well! I cannot thank you enough!
Also a question...
Should I keep giving her her supplements daily![Down arrow :arrow_down: ⬇️](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/2b07.png)
@Wyorp Rock
Stormy is doing so much better!
she is back to her usual self now, shouting for treats whenever I open the door, flying over the fence and following me around, chasing pullets... (She's also been laying less, but not a single soft shelled egg!)
It makes me so happy to see her doing this well! I cannot thank you enough!
Also a question...
Should I keep giving her her supplements daily
![Down arrow :arrow_down: ⬇️](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/2b07.png)
or start weaning her off of them?These are her daily supplements I thought I'd share...
Calcium Citrate and D3 powder mixed with oats.
B12 powder, Black Oil Sunflower Seeds and Ginger (I recently started adding ginger because I've researched that hens can get ovarian tumors during this time, and that ginger is a great natural preventative) mixed with oats.
Both of these oatmeal mixtures are fed separately.