Did you know that chickens are omnivores? If not, then you will be pleased to know that chickens can pretty much eat everything, from vegetables to fruits and grains to table scraps. So it is easy to raise them in your backyard. Generally, most people who raise chickens use high-quality chicken feed as their primary … Read more

Let’s be honest – Roosters are true maestros of the avian kingdom. Leave alone their melodious cock-a-doodle-doos at the crack of dawn; cockerels are intelligent feathered heroes with excellent leadership skills and so much more. But how about their aerial capabilities – can roosters fly? Well, that’s what we’re about to unearth in this blog … Read more

Raccoons, also called trash pandas, often find their way into our garbage containers at night to scavenge on discarded food. But do raccoons eat chickens? Well, that’s what this blog post is all about. Herein, we’ve gathered all the information you need about this dexterous mammal, including whether or not it is a source of … Read more

Are you a chicken parent aspiring to take your passion for the feathered friends to a new level. Or, could you be just a curious mind looking to learn some of the fascinating wonders of the avian world? Either way, with some of the largest chicken breeds, you can redefine chicken parenting and discover more … Read more

If you’re a mushroom enthusiast and a chicken parent at the same time, you might be wondering whether it’s okay to spread your love for fungi to your feathered friends. After all, while chickens aren’t finicky about what they eat, not everything is good for their health. So, are mushrooms safe for chickens? Well, we … Read more

Are your rooster’s crows at the crack of dawn becoming a nuisance? You’re not alone. Cockerels can get really annoying – to say the least – with their loud vocalizations, and it gets even worse if residing in urban or suburban areas. But don’t worry. In this blog post, we have curated some invaluable tips … Read more

While it’s not uncommon for chickens to lay soft-shelled eggs occasionally, it is a sign that you may want to pay attention to. If your chicken consistently lays soft-shelled eggs, it’s a sign that something may be wrong and requires further investigation. There are many reasons why a chicken might lay a soft-shelled egg. One … Read more

Chickens are omnivorous birds, meaning they can eat a whole array of foods. That includes both plant and animal-based foods. In short, they will eat almost anything that their little beaks can handle. In the wild, feral chickens feed on insects, worms, small animals, seeds, fruits, and other vegetation. When in captivity, chickens are usually … Read more