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hi all
ive got a few questions, i bought some mixed grit for the chucks but it has vanished
into fresh air i managed to buy some crushed oyster shells will this be ok or do they
need mixed grit.
also we put leg rings on the chucks earlier today and one of the sussex seems to have thicker legs than the others we used 16mm rings the clip type, are the rings meant to be free moving or a snug fit.
last question honestly can the chucks have any veg as long as its cooked
 

The oyster shell they need for calcium and making good egg shell. The grit they need for grinding up their food in their crop. Ideally they do need both and will take as much or as little as they need. Some people say there is enough in their pellets and/or if they free range. Why take the risk. Mine free range and are on pellets and still take the shell and grit albeit not very much.

It's good for them to have green stuff available. Mine only get cooked if its leftovers - no salt. Chooks can be fussy, mine do not eat lettuce or carrots. I don't know if there is certain veg which should only be fed cooked!

Sorry don't know re leg rings.

I give mine grit and oyster shell. The veg i give is not cooked apart from the potato skins. I was told not to give them lettuce as it can give them diarhoer.