Live Yoghurt and hens. What do you do?

I know my hens like yoghurt but it's only a little scrape from the bottom of a pot so hardly counts.
I make my own live yoghurt every few days and would be interested in what other people do. How often, o how much and why?

If you would like to know how to make easy, lovely creamy yoghurt I've posted a recipe in the recipe section.

As I said the yoghurt I make is definatly for me. It's just I've become aware that some poultry keepers give their hens yoghurt and I was wondering if my girls might benifit form the occasional portion. When I say they get an occasional scrape that is between 40 hens

I only recommend yogurt as an emergency calcium source.

It has the right proportions of calcium and phosphorus and with a drop or two of cod liver oil it gets calcium into the birds quickly.

mine love it as an occasional treat. I usually give them a couple of pots if I notice a particularly runny poo or dirty bottom. It seems to sort them out!

no idea about that in humans however chickens cannot tolerate much lactose at all in emergencies then a live probiotic may be given but not as a regular thing.

I give a small bowl of natural yoghurt as an occasional treat between my 4 hens.  They absolutely love it and it doesn't appear to have any bad effects, so I will keep giving it to them.