Hens will eat most foods that humans eat, however there are certain foods they should not be given.
Many people feel they should not be fed meat for health reasons, such as passing on diseases, but left to their own devices chickens will eat meat and at times resort to cannibalism
Citrus, potato peels, tea, coffee, salty and sugary food, or rotten food should all be excluded from a hen's diet, and if hens are kept for their eggs, foods should be avoided that have strong odours as those will be passed on to the eggs.
we eat the rooster because the hen might have eggs
Usually the leftovers & scraps from what they cooked for the rich people.
any scraps that they figured was no longer good for humans to eat it was common that animals would starve
i you eat food you are a poo
they eat haggis?What food do what eat first of all? This question is impossible to answer.
Yes, mice eat most any food scraps. They mainly eat fruits and vegetables but have adapted to eat most human food scraps and will eat just about anything in a dire situation.
compost and food scraps
Swamp food.
like the people they eat scraps of food and food people give theme
Vegetable scraps.
beggars were treated like dirt! There were always looking for money and scraps of food to eat beggars were treated like dirt! There were always looking for money and scraps of food to eat
Hens like to eat grains.
They might eat some scraps but it is not good for them.
the hens are the best to eat ..
Our roosters eat the same feed as the hens. It is a basic ration for egg laying poultry purchased up at the tractor supply. They also get veggie and salad scraps from the kitchen. They don't mind getting into my garden and eating my greens and strawberries either.
Yes, chickens will often eat eggs that get broken in the nest. Additionally, they will eat leftover eggs that are included in food scraps.
Squirrels eat a mix of what is available. Mostly, it is seeds, nuts, and tree bark. If the squirrel is in a residential area, they may eat scraps or plant / food waste left behind by people (such as scraps on the ground or compost materials).