Chicken Fans Editorial Team

The editorial team consists of 3rd generation chicken owners Kat, journalist, editor-in-chief, and Nick, working with illustrators and specialists in the field.

Sprouting Grains For Chickens: How And Real-Life Testing

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

Caring for chickens brings much freedom and flexibility. While prioritizing their safety, health and nutrition, winter season may pose a challenge due to its limited foraging. Here’s where sprouting grains for your flock comes in. Despite seeming complex, it’s quite manageable for smaller flocks and your chickens will love it. Let’s dive into the benefits […]

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Can Chickens Eat Ticks? Health Risks Explained

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

Birds eat ticks. Chickens are birds. So that means chickens eat ticks, right? Relatively, yes. Chickens do eat ticks. And quite a lot of them. However, there are many nuances when it comes to this subject. Many backyard keepers often raise this question because they want to know whether or not chickens can act as […]

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VetRX Poultry Aid for Chickens

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

VetRX is one of the most popular all-natural remedies for common colds in chickens. Many experienced chicken fans have a VetRX Poultry bottle in their first aid kit. It’s considered the Vicks VapoRub of the poultry world.

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Olive Egger: A Stunning Green Egg Layer

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

If you’re looking for a chicken that can lay beautiful pastel to dark green eggs, then the Olive Egger is the one for you. These friendly and highly intelligent chickens will not only provide you with a carton full of beautiful olive eggs, but they also make great companions to have around your backyard. Characteristics […]

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Can Chickens And Guinea Fowl Live Together?

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

Raising more than one type of poultry is one of the many joys of backyard animal keeping. Yet, not all birds get along well, even if they seem like they should. Chickens and ducks are a popular combination, whereas raising chickens and turkeys together can be challenging. How about a more exotic combination, such as […]

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Watery Egg Whites: Causes And Safe To Eat?

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

Under usual circumstances, the whites of fresh eggs are thick and robust. But occasionally, you might come across watery egg whites. This can be caused by numerous factors, like egg age, hen’s age, illnesses, or environmental conditions. Let’s dive deeper into why egg whites can be watery and whether these eggs are safe to eat. […]

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Do Possums Attack Chickens? (With Pictures)

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

Possums, or opossums, are fascinating nocturnal animals that play a crucial role in the ecosystem by consuming insects, snakes, and rodents. However, they can be dangerous to your flock once they invade the coop at night. Let’s explore the reasons behind possum attacks and how to protect your chickens from getting harmed. We’ll start by […]

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Can Chickens Eat Quinoa? (Yes, But Not Much Study Shows)

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

As a chicken keeper, you’re constantly searching for nutritious treats for your flock. Quinoa has gained much popularity over the years and has piqued our curiosity. Can chickens eat quinoa? The answer is yes; quinoa can be a valuable addition to their diet. However, research did show that quinoa should not exceed more than 15% […]

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Chicken Walking Like A Penguin: Possible Causes And Treatment

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

If your chicken walks around like a penguin, it may look peculiar and funny, but it probably is a sign of a severe underlying health issue. Egg-binding, egg yolk peritonitis, salpingitis, and ascites (water belly) are the most common potential causes that lead to penguin stand. All cases are severe conditions and should be treated […]

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Lash Eggs in Chickens: Causes, Treatment & Prevention of Salpingitis

By Chicken Fans Editorial Team

Chickens can suffer from various health conditions throughout their lives. Some of them are contagious, so they cause complications in multiple birds, but others happen because of non-infectious causes.
In today’s article, we’re looking at everything you should know about lash eggs in chickens.

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