Let’s face it—chickens are messy eaters. But that doesn’t mean you have to put up with feeders full of dirt, bedding, droppings, or spilled feed. Dirty feeders don’t just waste money—they can also lead to mold, bacteria, and serious health problems in your flock. In this guide, you’ll learn how to keep dirt out of…
Chickens don’t mind getting dirty—but that doesn’t mean their drinking water should be. One of the most common problems poultry keepers face is dirt, bedding, and droppings ending up in the waterer. Not only is this unsanitary, but it also leads to fast-spreading illness, parasites, and reduced water intake. If you’re sick of cleaning waterers…
One of the most frustrating parts of chicken keeping is dealing with slimy, green algae in your waterers. It seems to appear overnight and quickly turns your birds’ drinking water into a breeding ground for bacteria. If you’re tired of constant scrubbing and worried about your flock’s health, this guide will help you keep your…
Roosters and crowing go hand in hand. But what time do roosters actually crow? Is it just at dawn—or all day long? If you live near one or raise your own, you’ve probably wondered why they sometimes start before sunrise and keep going throughout the day. Let’s dig into when, why, and how roosters crow,…
Watching your parrot bring up food can be confusing and alarming. Is your bird throwing up? Is it sick—or just being affectionate? While the sight of regurgitated material might look like vomiting, it’s not always a cause for concern. But understanding the difference is crucial to keeping your feathered friend healthy and safe. Do Parrots…
If you’ve seen your turkey open its beak and release liquid, it’s natural to wonder, “Did my turkey just throw up?” While the sight can be alarming, the reality is more complex. Turkeys, like other birds, have unique digestive systems and cannot vomit the way mammals do. But regurgitation does occur—and it’s important to know…
Ever seen your duck open its beak and let liquid spill out? You might have thought, “Wait—did my duck just throw up?” It’s a fair question, especially if you’re a new duck keeper or watching your flock closely for signs of illness. The truth is, ducks don’t vomit the way humans do, but they can…
If you’ve ever seen liquid come out of a chicken’s beak, you may have panicked and thought, “Did my chicken just throw up?” While it might look like vomiting, chickens don’t actually vomit in the same way humans do. But that doesn’t mean you should ignore it. Do Chickens Throw Up? No, chickens do not…
Brahma chickens are gentle giants known for their massive size, feathered legs, and calm personalities. But when you’re raising these beautiful birds, one of the first questions that comes up is: how do you tell if a Brahma chicken is male or female? How Can You Tell If a Brahma Chicken Is Male or Female?…
Moving chickens can feel overwhelming, whether you’re picking up new hens, heading to a poultry show, or relocating your entire flock. But don’t worry—when you know the right steps, transporting chickens can be safe, humane, and low-stress for both you and your birds. How Do You Safely Transport Chickens? To safely transport chickens, use a…