Chickens are very exiting pets! In this instructable, I will be giving tips on how to rase chickens.
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Question...How often do you have to immunise your chickens and does it cost alot...
Can you buy chicken feed from the supermarket? Or only pet stores
When it snows make sure NOT to let them outside. Wait untill they are older. (Little chickens can get hypothermia and frostbite really easily.) And for some extra fun in the future, handle the chickens when they are young, they will like it when they are hens. I assume you mean immunise as in shots and you CAN but I dont so I dont know anything about it. I have only had one sick chicken, her face was red and she was sneezeing. She recovered in 2 days. Chickens cant get the same viruses as humans so you need not to worry about that. As for the chicken feed, you can buy bags at farm or ranch stores for about 14 Us dollers $
Somthing you should know when you get them is that the chickens will lay eggs a lot when they are younger. But they will stop compleately (dont worry its only temporeary) when they molt. (When their feathers fall out and they grow new ones) But when they get older they will not lay as much eggs. You now have a choice to kill them for meat or keep them as pets. I keep them as pets because they are very entertaining.
If you have any questions feel free to ask!
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It also tells you how to take care of you ducks,quails,bees, guinea pigs and rabbits.
dosent that sound wrong for chicken care?
Also don't give them egg or egg shell because this will give them a taste of there own eggs.
I found this on the internet:
There is very little a chicken cannot eat.
Free range hens are seldom found dead after ingesting poisonous plants around the farmyard. They are quite good at recognizing plants that do them harm.
Kitchen scraps other than raw potato peel, rhubarb and tomato leaves are all fine to be given to the hens.
Chickens will eat meat, pasta, fruit of all sorts. Do not feed the hens spoiled food with mold.
Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_food_is_harmful_to_chickens#ixzz1BXwgOjqT