Pampered Chickens Live Here is a sign anyone would like to hang in their coop. Face it, we love to pamper and spoil our pets and a treasured hen or rooster falls into this category. It is ok to love and pamper your chickens. They provide you eggs and endless entertainment and love.
If you chickens are unable to free range, yet would like to go out for a walk now and then, you might think about getting them a harness and leash. Once around the block, just so the neighbors can get a good look.
Pet strollers work well for those days when your pampered chicken would rather be pushed around the neighborhood. They get a change of scenery and you get a little exercise.
Pampered chickens will love a swing to help relieve boredom in the chicken run.
Veggie Treat Balls and
Lexit Chicken toys also help to beat the winter blues.
Herbs to place in the nesting boxes will really let your hen feel pampered. The scent will let your hen relax and think about spring breezes.
You might want to add a little powder to their dust bath to freshen it up for those pampered birds.
If you are interested in having a spa day for your bird, there is toe nail polish for pets. It is non-toxic and can be peeled off. Give your chicken a bath and then blow dry her with a dog blower.
This works faster than a blow dryer which is nice if you have a lot of chickens to bath.
Give her some chicken charm bling and she will be the belle of the coop.
A princess dish of her own that you can fill with gourmet mealwormtreats.
If your bird is looking to make a fashion statement how about some new hen saddles. They have some really pretty designs. If you have a pampered indoor chicken you may want to get her some new pampered poultry chicken diapers.
Lots of styles to choose from. No one loves their chicken as much as you do, so pamper your poultry and show them you care.
A tulle tutu is the ultimate pampered gift for your hen. Think of the endless pictures that you will take.
For tips and tricks for raising outstanding silkies check out our Chicken Learning Center at VJPPoultry.com . VJP Poultry is an NPIP and state inspected hatchery located 30 miles north of St. Paul. We hatch out silkies all year long so we always have stock available. Like us on Facebook to get weekly updates on what we currently have for sale.
Victoria J. Peterson