With the recent event of chicken not laying eggs because of a certain line of chicken feed. Many people are looking elsewhere on what to feed their chickens. I too was affected by this and did not get eggs for a good 6 months until I made the change to a 100% homemade diet. Now …
Homemade diets, both cooked and raw, are often incomplete when it comes to nutrients. Unless you’re feeding your dog’s a whole prey model diet in which they eat the whole animal (fur, feathers, brains, eyes, blood, etc). In those cases, the diets are complete as long as there is variety in the proteins. I found …
If you own chickens, you’ll need to have a coop to house your birds. This provides them a safe dry place to sleep as well as a place to provide you yummy eggs. The question is, how big of a coop do you need? And do you buy from a store or build it yourself? …
Not all treats sold in the stores are good for your dog. In fact, I think it’s safe to say that most of them have one thing or another that’s not good for your dog to consume. Bones Both raw and cooked have their perils in the wrong dog’s mouth. Cooked bones can splinter, get …
Homemade chicken food can be cheap to make and is much healthier for your flock. This creates naturally nutritious orange yolks. Not those artificial orange yolks you get from store bought eggs where chickens are fed dyes to get that color. Even the organic feeds at the feed store are still just over cooked grains …
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