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Lice in chickens cause significant discomfort and health problems. These pests can easily spread from bird to bird and are difficult to eradicate once they have taken hold in a flock. We will discuss the causes, symptoms, and treatment of poultry lice in chickens and inform about various methods for controlling and preventing infestations.
The Belgian Bearded d’Uccle chicken is a unique and attractive breed originating in Belgium. With its distinctive beard, muffs, and feathers on its feet, the d’Uccle is a standout among other breeds. The millefleur color pattern is the most popular in this breed due to its unique and beautiful look.
Chickens, and all domestic birds for that matter, are highly susceptible to pathogenic diseases. Keeping you, your family, and your flock safe starts with taking biosecurity measures in and around the chicken coop. By following simple steps, you can prevent (cross) contamination, which helps eliminate diseases.
Raising chickens becomes so much easier with a portable chicken coop. With the added convenience of mobility, you’ll be able to take your flock anywhere in the backyard. This article will highlight the top options available, focusing on ease of use, design, and durability.
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Automatic chicken coop doors are the greatest invention since sliced bread! You don’t have to worry about the safety of your chickens, as they are safely tucked in each night, away from predators. And on top of that, you don’t have to remember to open or close the coop daily; the chicken coop door does all the work for you. We address our top choices to buy in 2023. All doors are tested in real-life situations for extended periods of time.
Worms in chickens are a pesky problem for backyard chicken keepers and poultry farmers worldwide. They can have a devastating effect on the chicken’s health, weight, and egg production. Poultry worms can even cause death in severe cases.
If you’re thinking about keeping chickens, or if you already have a couple of chickens running around, you know the importance of an easy-to-clean and low-in-maintenance chicken coop. This is where the Omlet Eglu Cube chicken coop claims to make a difference from traditional wooden coops. But with prices exceeding $800 (without extras), you want to be sure you’ll get value for money and spend it on a high-quality, sturdy chicken coop.
We took the Omlet Eglu Cube to the test to help you decide.
Automatic chicken coop doors are a great invention! Your chickens are safely tucked in each night, and you don’t have to worry about forgetting to open or close the coop. Several brands are selling automatic coop doors, and Omlet is one of the best-known.
We took their coop door to the test to write a thorough review.
