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Listen to our FREE Audio guide: ‘An Introduction to Rehoming Battery Hens’Discover- if Rehoming Chickens is for you
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Simply enter your email address below to get your copy“I’m so glad I found your audio guide, the spoken word is so much easier to understand sometimes than the written word. I’m sure that I’ll be refering to it quite a few times. Thank-you for making it all a bit clearer for all us newbies.” – Gail“This audio guide is very informative, a must have for anyone who is thinking of adopting ex battery hens in fact I would recommend every chicken keeper to listen to it. It is read aloud in an extremely clear and precise voice. I have found lots of tips on different things and made my own notes. “ – Wendy Our Facebook friends
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Bertie or Gertie? Changing sex from a hen to cockerel.
We received the following question a couple of days ago: “We have had three ex-battery hens for a year. There have been various pecking issues when we have dealt with with an anti peck spray. However one of the hens – Maud – the biggest hen is really getting quite agressive towards the two other hens and Mildred in particular and we have noticed that she has grown spurs on her legs – do you have any futher advice” Then by coincendence, the BBC ran a news item about chickens turning into Cockerels today on the




