First Aid & Medication
Peace of Mind for Chicken Keepers - Build a Poultry First Aid Kit
Just like we need our own First Aid Kits for humans, we chicken keepers should keep some items in a Chicken First Aid Kit too – because you know an emergency will occur when you can’t get a delivery because of the bank holiday!
Maybe you find a nasty-looking wound needing a Wound Spray, or a hen needing a Power Drops pick-me-up; some winter wheezes needing Oreganico; Bumble Foot requires Antiseptic, or maybe you notice some aggressive Feather Pecking and need a deterrent spray – we don’t do plasters or Calpol I'm afraid but see our Chicken First Aid Kit to cover most poultry eventualities.
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Chickens & Ducks
Bird Flu - Information, Hints & Tips
If you keep poultry, you must, by law, follow specific disease prevention measures. These apply to all keepers of birds, regardless of flock size or if your birds are pets.
AskPhill
How to STOP Feather Pecking in Chickens
Phill will give you guidance on the causes and reasons for feather pecking, how to spot it and how to stop it!
Chickens & Ducks
Registration of all Poultry by 1st October 2024
Registration with DEFRA for all Poultry by 1st October 2024
Chickens & Ducks
What Should I Avoid Feeding to My Chickens?
You may already know that some foods and plants can be toxic and poisonous to chickens. From avocado to chocolate to raw potato and capsicums, follow our helpful list of what to avoid.
Chickens & Ducks
Bird Flu - Information, Hints & Tips
If you keep poultry, you must, by law, follow specific disease prevention measures. These apply to all keepers of birds, regardless of flock size or if your birds are pets.
AskPhill
How to STOP Feather Pecking in Chickens
Phill will give you guidance on the causes and reasons for feather pecking, how to spot it and how to stop it!
Chickens & Ducks
Registration of all Poultry by 1st October 2024
Registration with DEFRA for all Poultry by 1st October 2024
Chickens & Ducks
What Should I Avoid Feeding to My Chickens?
You may already know that some foods and plants can be toxic and poisonous to chickens. From avocado to chocolate to raw potato and capsicums, follow our helpful list of what to avoid.