[darren64]

I,ve been and got some apple cider vinegar,but it doesn't say how much to put in the water,what should I be adding per litre of water?

[Cluckyclaire]

Hi darren64, I put 10ml per litre according to instructions on bottle 

[Tony H]

Hi i add 1 percent ACV of the total 

[gracie]

Is it the sort suitable for animals. If it was I'm surprised it doesn't say. Apparently the sort from the supermarket doesn't have the necessary benefits for chickens. ( that's what I read on a forum, someone will correct me if that post was incorrect)

[joyfull]

the supermarket type has been cleaned so it doesn't have the mother bits in it, equine stuff when you look has lots of floaty bits in. My bottle doesn't have any feeding quantities on it either but about 10mls per litre is ok 

[Mrs Bee]

the supermarket type has been cleaned so it doesn't have the mother bits in it, equine stuff when you look has lots of floaty bits in. My bottle doesn't have any feeding quantities on it either but about 10mls per litre is ok 

OO eck   I have just been sloshing some into the watering can I use to take the water down to the ladies. They seem OK with it.  My cider vinegar was the home forgotton type!!
Bought a box of scrumpy back from Devon and never got round to organising a big do to share it. Thought it would be OK to keep a while and it turned to vinegar
Has lots of bits in tho'

Girls seem to like it and the garlic I put in. Nanny always goes fishing for it as soon as it is in the water.

[darren64]

It says on the tub that its for horses but the chap in the shop said its good for the chickens,do I need to add it to their water on a regular basis?

[Tony H]

is horse vinegar the same as chuck vinegar  the reason i ask is that by its cheaper, think its probibly we live in a horsey aria 

[arugula]

Yes, you can use the cloudy, horsey kind. Its the human supermarket version you shouldn't use with the chickens.

[kegs]

Don't use it in metal drinkers though, just the plastic ones.