Month: February 2023

Going to the vets can be a worrying time; whether that is because your pet is sick, or they are nervous in the practice for their general health checks.  This can be made easier for both you and...

Orange peels have been traditionally used in many cuisines worldwide, with more Vitamin C than the fleshier parts, but can chickens eat orange peels? (1) Usually, a discarded part of the fruit,...

One would assume that if the racing whip rules have changed that this would be a positive move for the horse racing industry. However, some Veterinary professionals are branding this rule change as...

Scratching your head, wondering do chickens need water at night?  Take stock: you’re NOT alone ― here’s the verdict by Bob, the chicken expert, whom everyone calls the Magic Man: NO, chickens...

So, wondering to yourself, “can chickens eat okra?”  YES, chickens can eat okra ― and it’s safe for them to munch on. Did you know that okra is not only very high in nutrients but super...

When you see/hear an animal burp, it’s pretty humorous. If you’ve never heard your chickens burp, you may wonder whether they do. Do chickens burp? According to experts, they do burp. It’s...

Home » All Posts » Newsflash » Can pets now travel to Northern Ireland with the Windsor Protocol? Since the Northern Ireland Protocol came into effect when the UK left the EU’s regulatory...

Home » All Posts » New vet » What does “dermatology” mean on a vet’s website, and is it important? Veterinary practices offer a variety of different services, from MRI scans to CT scans and...

So, can chickens eat dragon fruit? YES, they can! This nutrient-rich, naturally fat-free fruit is packed with antioxidants, minerals, and other essential nutrients that can help strengthen the...

Cheese is versatile and a popular food used for many things. But is it versatile enough to be an option for chickens? It’s a question that has often popped into my head. So can chickens eat...