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Ensuring your backyard flock has adequate nutrition and a balanced natural diet is paramount to their overall health. Poor nutrition or diet can cause a number of issues in poultry including: digestive health issues, a reduction in egg laying or egg quality or poor feathers. As a basic diet, we often recommend a commercial layer pellet is given along with some grit which will provide the bird with a good nutritional foundation. Grit is an important but often forgotten part of the diet and aids the birds digestive system so as it can more easily breakdown food as it passes through the gut.
The Chicken Vet has a range of nutrition products which have been specifically curated with the backyard bird in mind. For a summary of our full nutrition range, look out for our next series of posts
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Sprinkle it around drinkers and under the perches, around pop holes or any area in the house were moisture is an issue. It will assist in keeping the litter dry and smelling fresh.
If you think your birds have worms, this kit is exactly what you need....
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Chicken Vet Poultry Multivitamins is a concentrated supplement formulated by poultry vets and nutritionists.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
On behalf of all at The Chicken Vet, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ๐
With 500,000 domestic fowl kept as pets in the UK, poultry health training for vets is now more important than ever.
Our Associated Practices have completed training with us to enable them to be able to care for your chickens.
Scarsdale Vets have practices signed up on our Associated Practice scheme and this is what they have to say >>
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https://www.chickenvet.co.uk/chicken-vet-starter-kit
Worms affecting chickens can be largely divided into two groups; the first are the more common gastrointestinal worms which live in the birdโs guts and the second is the โgape wormโ which lives in the birdโs trachea (windpipe).
Regularly test faeces to determine whether your birds need worming - you can use the Chicken Vet Faeces Sample Kits for this.
https://www.chickenvet.co.uk/faeces-sampling-kit
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Here at The Chicken Vet we provide owners of pet chickens, fancy fowl and small flocks with carefully selected health products and veterinary advice on the care and well-being of your birds >> https://www.chickenvet.co.uk/
One of the most frequent issues to be seen in backyard poultry relate to gut health as owners look for supplementary support for their birds.
At The Chicken Vet we have a number of digestive health supplements designed to support the backyard bird - https://www.chickenvet.co.uk/shop/digestive-health
Wishing everyone a Happy Easter Weekend! ๐ฃ From all at The Chicken Vet
Red Mite can be a problem in birds kept indoors and can make birds more irritable.
There are a range of different treatment options, though Dergall is one of our recommendations. Find out more on our Advice Hub - https://www.chickenvet.co.uk/red-mites
Between deep cleans it is important that you maintain a good level of cleanliness within your coop to reduce the spread of pathogens (viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, & worms).
Using a product such as Chicken Vet Dri Bed after a cleanout will help to absorb any moisture out of the litter & has disinfectant properties to provide all round hygiene in the coop or shed.
View more products here - https://www.chickenvet.co.uk/shop/hygiene
On behalf of all The Chicken Vet team, we wish you all a very Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year!