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  • #16
    You're right...heavy breeds can become fatties...but you sound like you're doing everything right. I don't measure my girls food...to be honest...just don't overdo it with the treats. I find mine self regulate their pellets nicely...but if the could have mixed corn on tap, they'd all be a member of weight watchers!!! Greedy!



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    • #17
      Well ---- if I could have cheese fed ad-lib I'd be there with them!
      Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.

      www.vegheaven.blogspot.com Updated March 9th - Spring

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      • #18
        Oh no...not cheese....maybe pasta...or cake!
        I love to talk about nothing. It's the only thing I know anything about!!

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        • #19
          OH YES....CAKE yum!

          I've uploaded some pics and i've made sure that they are along the recommended guidelines for sizing but they are not showing up to anyone other than me?

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          • #20
            Found them - they're in an album on your profile. Maybe it just takes a while for them to show up? Anyway, they're on there, and your girls look gawguss.

            As for that puppy...... awwwwww, I'm in love!
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            • #21
              as regards cannibalistic ........ mine love chicken carcasses, and any other bones to 'chew' on they strip them clean .... they don't know it's chicken though, cos i don't tell em ......... and they love cat biccies in their mash

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              • #22
                I know I shall sound like a spoilsport and I know lots of people do it, but it's actually forbidden by DEFRA rules to feed poultry on meat and food scraps. I know that many people on poultry forums are pointing out that DEFRA doesn't police backyard chicken keepers but if they find it being advocated on public forums that you should give your chickens cooked meat, they might start being pro-active in licensing us or something worse!

                Just a word of warning. I'm not saying don't do it - maybe I'm just saying, don't tell everyone you're doing it!
                Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.

                www.vegheaven.blogspot.com Updated March 9th - Spring

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                • #23
                  oh but i only know that cos they erm ....... steal them out of the bin cos they got out into the garden and erm opened the bin up and ate it

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                  • #24
                    Don't forget spice, twice a week helps with laying as it provides many nutrients. My lot slaughtered a few caulis yesterday thrown in that were not fit for human nosh (all but one - I'm not growing the darned things any more) they stripped those down to cauli skeletons
                    Hayley B

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