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[wissywoo1]

I've seen some grit feeders (grit feeding stations they call them) and I'd like to know if these are useful to have so the chickens have easy access to grit or should I just sprinkle some on the floor of the run (which will be wood chip)? How do you feed yours?

 

Thanks

[sjp]

I use cage cups for grit

[chuckmum6]

I use cage cups for grit

Me too!

[Egluntyne]

There is no real need, if costs are mounting. Just scatter the grit for the hens to pick up as they need it.

 

Have a squint at *this article* for advice on what the new chicken keeper might need.

[AmberSky]

i put some in a dog bowl by the coop and top it up occasionally, ive often thought about getting a grit hopper but they are so expensive for what they are,i also have a small stone ornament which has a small space which i pour some grit in.

[Lavenders_Blue]

I use cage cups for grit

Me too!

 

Me three!

[vickichicky]

I use cage cups for grit

 

Me too (as well) Smallish white ones that were desingned for a canary cage originally I think. One for grit & one for Oyster shell. They clip on the cube run just nicely and it stays clean.

Nice & cheap too.

[Jools]

I haven't tried this (because I just scatter a bit every now and again) but a small plant pot fixed down with a tent peg is another solution.

[wissywoo1]

Thanks all, I've been enlightened!!

[Chortle Chook]

This shows you what I use. It is really for doves (which I also have). Didn't cost much

[vickichicky]

CUTE!!