Poultry Care

Whether it’s caring for chicks, making sure your chickens are fed and watered effectively, or just maintaining the environment for poultry, you have to get the best possible equipment. From drinkers to egg packaging, we have everything you need... Read more

We know that your farm and the way it is run is a way of life. Every element of your farm is important, from the boots that you wear to the way you clean your yard. You never have pride like you do for a farm and we understand that.

For this reason, we only stock quality, trusted brands such as Eton and Gaun so that you can have peace of mind that you are in safe hands. Our own policy is that we only stock brands that we’d be happy to use ourselves.

All products have a 28 day returns policy, if you’re unhappy for any reason, just get in touch.

For more poultry care guidance, check out our Frequently Asked Questions below:

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Frequently Asked Questions

To take care of poultry chickens, it is important to provide them with a clean and secure coop or shelter, access to fresh water and food, and regular health checks.

The coop should be cleaned frequently to prevent the buildup of waste and disease. Chickens also require protection from predators and appropriate nutrition, including a balanced feed and access to grit for digestion.

To take care of poultry chicks, it is important to provide them with a clean and warm brooder area, access to fresh water and feed appropriate for their age and breed, and regular health checks.

The brooder area should be kept clean and dry to prevent the buildup of waste and disease. Chicks also require protection from predators and appropriate temperature control to maintain their health and well-being.

To care for a sick chicken, it is important to isolate the bird from the rest of the flock to prevent the spread of disease, and provide a comfortable, quiet, and clean environment.

Offer the bird fresh water and feed appropriate for its condition, and monitor its symptoms closely. If the bird's condition does not improve, it may be necessary to consult with a veterinarian who specialises in poultry health.