Worms Are Not Invited! How to Keep Your Flock Parasite-Free
Poultry worms are very common and should be treated as soon as possible to prevent your chickens from becoming sickly. These internal worms basically steal nutrients from your birds, which can cause weight loss, a drop in egg numbers, and they upset the gut leading to infections.
In our Information Centre you can find some articles and videos about treating and preventing worms in your flock, and below you can find some of the natural remedies we offer to keep on top of the problem. Keep watch for diarrhoea and lethargy and head for a Worm Test Kit if you suspect an infestation. The sooner they are treated the better for the birds!
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Hardwood Woodchip can provide an excellent chicken run surface to keep your hens ‘entertained’ as well as clean and healthy. Here we describe how to get the best out of it.
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.
With the Grow-Top, you'll have fresh herbs and salads right outside your door, all while maximising your garden storage and adding a touch of greenery to your outdoor space.
Hardwood Woodchip can provide an excellent chicken run surface to keep your hens ‘entertained’ as well as clean and healthy. Here we describe how to get the best out of it.
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.
