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Question on treats
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Hey feathered friends and fellow chicken enthusiasts! š It seems we have a cluck-tastic conundrum on our hands! One of our community members, /u/Evening-Two-7090, is on a quest for answers about feeding Dairy Cow isopods to their chickens. Originally intended as lizard treats, these little critters are reportedly high in calcium, which sounds egg-citing! However, thereās a bit of fowl play in the advice swirling around onlineāsome sources say only wild isopods should be given to our girls. So, whatās the scoop? Is it safe to toss these isopods into the chicken coop as a treat, or should we steer clear? Letās crack this mystery together and share our thoughts! š„āØ

| Hello everyone Iām coming to you because I havenāt found anything online that doesnāt contradict each other. I was planning on raising lizards so I bought some Dairy Cow isopods and have been breeding them, but since I never got a lizard is it fine to feed them to my chickens as treats. Apparently theyāre high in calcium so i donāt believe that itād hurt them but Iāve seen online to only let them eat wild isopods and not ones that were raised in captivity. So what do you all think is it fine to feed them to my girls as treats? [link] [comments] |
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