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The answer to that, as with so much in chicken keeping, is “no, but “. Poultry are basically lactose-intolerant. That is, they do not have enough of the right enzymes to be able easily to digest milk or other dairy products. Chickens can drink milk, yes. They are not lactose-intolerant, but they can only tolerate … Read more

Short Answer: Image Stabilization In simple terms, chickens’ eyes don’t have the ability to focus on a stationary objects while their bodies are moving. Keeping their heads still is their way of correcting their vision. Why do chickens’heads stay still when their bodies get moved? Depending on where the neck is cut, you will see … Read more

You are contagious until your spots scab over – chickenpox is highly contagious, especially in the first 2 to 5 days of infection. This means that you are actually contagious before developing the spotty rash, while you are experiencing the initial flu-like symptoms. Also, can you get chicken pox without spots? The day before the … Read more

So as you can see, the steps are quite simple to deep fry chicken wings: Prepare and chill the wings to make them extra crispy when fried. Coat the wings with seasoning and optional flour. Heat the oil to 375 °F (190 °C).. Deep-fry the wings for 8-10 minutes. Transfer the wings to a plate … Read more

Well, sort of. Chickens have been known to switch from being a boy to being a girl, and the much more common, switching from being a girl to being a boy. Just the traits alter though. Roosters can start to act like a hen, allowing the other roosters to mate with them and trying to … Read more

“The bill also says that a third party delivery service must remove a restaurant within 10 days if the restaurant has not agreed to participate And if you have a chicken coop or rabbit pen, HB 2535 will ban tax assessors from including personal. Bread (in moderation, whole grain is best) Bulgar Wheat and Wheat … Read more

There are only a few chicken breeds that will consistently lay blue eggs. Chicken breeds that are known for laying blue and blue-green colored eggs are: Recognized by the American Poultry Association in 1976. They have a pea comb, ear tufts, and rumples (no tail) and green or willow colored legs with yellow foot bottoms. … Read more

How to keep your chickens warm in winter, and minimise drafts. Wind chill can increase the rate of heat loss from your coop. Some extra items to keep in mind: use the ‘deep litter method’, use sunlight to trap heat, make sure your chickens can roost, protect against frostbite, keep your coop well ventilated, and … Read more

Chicken noodle soup is, surprisingly, a great choice to help with bloating — but only if it’s homemade. Homemade versions are loaded with fibrous, good-for-you veggies like onion, carrot, and celery and contain plenty of fluid in the form of broth. Odor forming foods may include: alcohol, asparagus, beans, cabbage, chicken, coffee, cucumbers, dairy products, … Read more

Vent gleet can kill a chicken if left untreated for a long time, yes. I’m not trying to scare you, it’s rarely fatal so you don’t have to panic if you’ve recently spotted vent gleet in your flock. If left untreated, however, it’s known to cause sour crop. When I was writing we ran into … Read more