HealthyCoat Kickin Chicken: Pint - for Better Plumage, Eggs, and Attitude.

Our chickens live a dream life in our sanctuary and we are always looking for good products for them, chia seeds, flax seeds are always added to their food helping their beautiful feathers! During colder weathers they need a little extra calories and we add this to their daily salad ! It seems like is helping them and we love seeing them happy and healthy

I add this product to my chickens' scratch and treat mix about 3-4 times a week with medicated chick feed, sunflower seed, yogurt, bee pollen, and other herbs. Since starting their feathers have gotten glossier and thicker. I definitely think this will help with this year's molt.

I pour over seed and Flax powder and mix then give to my molting hens.

Stuff works great! My chickens are happy and their feathers look amazing this year, also my chickens eggs are delicious!!

Great for wry neck or any issues with birds

I still haven't figured out how I'm supposed to use this, but when I put it on the food (food is dry, this is liquid) it molded and clumped up?

Mixed this supplement with my feed. Each chicken eats around 1/4 cup a day, so I mixed enough for 2 days worth. My birds loved it, and their feathers are very glossy.

My babies look like a million bucks. Not show chickens by any means but my chickens had molting back feathers that just wouldn't seem to grow back.They had basically bare skin that would get sunburned and they just seemed generally lethargic and unhealthy and I couldn't figure it out. I tried this along with a few other supplements and all their feathers are back, they look the best they've ever been!2 of my chickens are rescues from a farm and they had looked especially rough from being packed so tight with other hens, beaks cut, tails cut. Now I can't even tell them apart from the other chickens....well except for the beaks.