Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chickens. Show all posts

Sunday, August 8, 2021

Where can you get Pet Insurance for Chickens?

Having pets also means that we sometimes think of getting pet insurance.

Especially if the pet is a purebred or a show pet.

What does this mean?

Well enter pet insurance for chickens, and I have found one insurer that covers chickens.

Pet or show bird let’s have a look.

Pet Insurance for Chickens what next

As chickens become more and more our backyard pets, not just the backyard chickens that lay eggs for us.

It looks as though one insurance agency at least has decided to include insurance for chickens.

Now I have looked at a few and they state exotic birds.

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So… What Breed of Chickens Lay Jumbo Eggs then?

So you are looking for a chicken that can pop out as many eggs as you can eat right?

The bigger the better?

So really you are asking what breed of chickens lay jumbo eggs right.

Here’s the answer…


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Saturday, August 7, 2021

Can Chickens Eat Celery – what do you think?

chickens eat celery…

That’s an interesting one.

And a question that might be a little more tricky for people to decide whether celery is actually ok to feed your backyard chickens or not.

So, I think this question is worth answering for many people who are not really sure about it at all…

Really… Can Chickens Eat Celery?

Yes…

Your chickens can eat celery.

I have had no problem with giving my chickens celery and they seem to like it.

Although celery does not have a lot of taste to it in general.

Don’t be fooled by this though…

Because celery provides some good nutrition for your birds.

You could consider it if you have celery in your own veggie patch if you want.

But I find it not that expensive to buy in the shops.

Is Celery Healthy for Chickens?

Celery is healthy for us, so it is also healthy for your backyard chickens as well.

In fact, it is low in calories and high in antioxidants.

You are looking at vitamins, minerals that will help keep your chickens healthy.

And did you know that celery actually has around 12 kinds of antioxidants?

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