The Blog at Treats for Chickens

Hi, it's Dawn. Here at Treats for Chickens we think we do a pretty good job at packaging up your orders and getting them into the trusty hands of the delivery folks that micro-manage your shipment all the way on down the road and to your doorstep. And, mostly it's a timely process. Until recently. The surge of lost, stolen and damaged packages has been costly for both of us. And, it takes time. Which sucks. And, it costs extra money. Which also sucks. And, your chickens have to wait longer to get their Crack....and we know we need to...

December 1, 2022. Hi friend and fellow chicken parent. I write to remind you that every year Cluck Bucks expire at the stroke of midnight on December 31. But, this year we are doing things differently. This year, the time has come and 2022 Cluck Bucks will expire, fly the coop and the whole program will retire December 31st at 11 PM CA time.   And when I say “program” I mean the most incorrigible system ever. Our Cluck Bucks system has not been functioning properly – for some time, as you know, and I apologize for any confusion and hassle...

Eggs have always been a staple due to their high nutritional value and relatively low cost. With the US going through an egg shortage (and inflation), here is a brief guide for your great egg layer journey...and just before Chick Season.

Every year along with the leaves falling and the days’ shortening, chickens over the age of twelve months will molt their old, worn-out feathers to grow new ones. The natural process of shedding aka molting feathers allows the growth of new and healthy feathers before cold winter days arrive. But what if it happens during the winter? And what can chicken keepers do?